Covid-19 – Page 3 – Link(s) of the Day

Las Vegas is waking up. This California town on the road there is struggling to come back to life

Baker, California relies on the dollars of weary travelers on Interstate 15 between Southern California and Las Vegas. The closure of Sin City’s casinos caused the tiny town to come to a virtual standstill.

Which U.S. States Meet Recommended Positivity Levels?

The WHO has said in countries with expansive testing, the range for positivity is between 3-12%. Which states are testing enough to meet this goal?

A revolt against wearing masks creates a new coronavirus danger as California reopens

OC revokes mask rules after death threats against county health officials. How mask became a political issue, and a serious health risk

By the Numbers: Here’s What Reopening America’s Restaurants Is Going to Look Like

It might be time to lower your summer expectations

The Cannonball Run record has been broken seven times in five weeks

The Cannonball Run record was beaten seven times in five weeks

Our weird behavior during the pandemic is messing with AI models

Machine-learning models trained on normal behavior are showing cracks —forcing humans to step in to set them straight.

Column: No middle seats? Some companies’ bold pandemic promises are easier made than kept

Nobody’s suggesting the coronavirus has been good for businesses.

We don’t have a president, or a plan

60 days into the coronavirus crisis, the White House does not have a plan, a framework, a philosophy, or a goal.

Early Herd Immunity against COVID-19: A Dangerous Misconception

Bloomberg School of Public Health epidemiologists David Dowdy and Gypsyamber D’Souza explain the misconceptions around herd immunity as we discuss when and how to phase in re-opening.

There Is Still No Plan

The lockdowns were an expensive way to buy time. The government has squandered it.