Dr. Robert Redfield, director of the Centers for Illness Control and Avoidance. (AP Photo/Alex Brandon).
Excellent early morning and welcome to Fox News First. Here’s what you require to called you start your day …
Coronavirus 2.0? Coronavirus could have a deadlier second wave later this year, CDC director alerts
Social distancing has actually had “a huge impact” on containing the break out however Americans need to prepare ahead and think about getting a flu shot in the summertime so that when winter season comes, health centers are not once again overloaded, Redfield stated.
Other associated advancements:
– To get all the latest news on coronavirus and more provided daily to your inbox, sign up here.
– Coronavirus has mutated into at least 30 different pressures, research study discovers
– Calif. county might have traced earliest US coronavirus deaths
Trump launches brand-new defense of protesters demanding states reopen their economies: ‘They want to get back to work’
President Trump on Tuesday protected protesters who have actually shown up at state capitols and outdoors governors’ mansions to demand the resuming of organisations to boost a fractured economy crippled by business closures and enormous layoffs.
” They wish to get back to work,” Trump informed reporters throughout his day-to-day coronavirus job force instruction at the White House. “They have to take care of their households. They do not want to do this.”
Protests have cropped up in a number of states in recent weeks with participants demanding an end to state lockdown orders that are forcing lots of to stay inside your home, and the immediate reopening of organisations to assist those out of work. Click here for more.
Other coronavirus developments:
– ‘Squad’ member Pressley says Trump coronavirus reaction ‘similar to war crimes’
– COVID-19 treatment hydroxychloroquine showed no advantage, more deaths in VA infection research study
– Coronavirus in the United States: State-by-state breakdown
Cambridge, MA, USA – November 2, 2013: Radcliffe Quad undergrad real estate at Harvard University in Fall in Cambridge, MA, USA on November 2,2013
Trump says he’ll ask Harvard to return coronavirus relief money
President Trump accused Harvard University of “taking” money from the federal government as part of the Income Protection Program under the CARES Act, meant to benefit small companies and said he will be asking the Ivy League school to pay it back.
” Harvard is going to repay the money. They shouldn’t be taking it,” Trump said Tuesday as the White House came under examination after a variety of large organisations received money from the $350 billion relief fund, leaving small businesses out as the coffers ran dry last week.
” I’m not going to point out any other names, but when I saw Harvard– they have one of the biggest endowments anywhere in the country, maybe on the planet. They’re going to pay back the money,” he included. Click here for more.
Other advancements:
– Senate passes $484 B ‘Phase 3.5’ coronavirus stimulus plan
– Rand Paul speaks up versus $500 B rescue bundle
– Coronavirus: What you need to know
CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP
TODAY’S MUST-READS
America Together: Send us your pictures and we’ll tell your story as the country fights coronavirus
In the battle versus coronavirus, 3D-printed nasal swabs enter the health care arsenal.
Mo. attorney general of the United States says state is first to submit match against China over coronavirus.
Ga. governor defends strategy to resume health clubs, nail salons, says state ‘taking a measured action.’
Iran states it introduced very first military satellite in the middle of US tensions.
The Most Recent FROM FOX BUSINESS
Global CEOs see U-shaped economic downturn due to coronavirus.
Richard Branson fights to save travel, tourism empire.
Can business be liable for coronavirus when staff members return to work?
#TheFlashback: CLICK HERE to discover what happened on “This Day in History.”
SOME PARTING WORDS
Tucker Carlson says Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer wants citizens to be quiet and subservient in the coronavirus crisis so they will not interfere with her efforts to merge the state’s government with the Democratic Celebration.
Fox News First is put together by Fox News’ Bryan Robinson. Thank you for making us your very first option in the early morning! Stay safe, remain healthy and try to stay positive– we will get through this coronavirus pandemic together. We’ll see you in your inbox first thing Thursday morning.
