Dylan Scott
Senior Correspondent
Latest articles by Dylan Scott
The United States has about a third of the world’s coronavirus cases.
America’s chronic disease problem put us more at risk in the coronavirus pandemic.
This is why large gatherings should be the last normal activity to come back after Covid-19 is contained.
A new study shows the current coronavirus-driven cost of states rejecting Medicaid expansion.
The US needs tens of thousands of “disease detectives” to safely reopen the economy.
The Democratic lawmakers want the government to take responsibility for manufacturing coronavirus supplies.
There are likely many uncounted Covid-19 fatalities. People are also dying from the economic and health system crises.
Very soon, the US will also likely exceed 60,000 reported deaths from the coronavirus.
The state will probably reopen its economy more slowly than the White House suggests.
How the coronavirus is making America’s health care access problems even worse.