President Trump announced Monday he was suspending immigration into the United States as a way to “protect jobs’ amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Author: Marco della Cava, USA TODAY
Latinos disproportionately dying, losing jobs because of the coronavirus: ‘Something has to change’
Latinos are disproportionately suffering from the coronavirus because of a combination of factors, including working in low-paying front-line jobs.
America has suffered great loss before. Here’s how we may learn to cope with coronavirus death toll.
The U.S. has suffered horrific losses throughout history, from one-day cataclysms to wars to pandemics. Each wave of death brought societal change.
‘This will blow over’: In states without stay-at-home orders, Americans celebrate freedom as death toll climbs
Many Americans are uneasy with state-ordered health directives, arguing that residents should make smart decisions for themselves about coronavirus.
‘Life may change for us all’: How we respond to the coronavirus crisis will be defining, historians say
The coronavirus has quickly become a defining moment, historians say, but whether it is a new 9/11 or a looming Great Depression is partly up to us.
For those who survived polio, coronavirus is eerily familiar. But ultimately, ‘science won.’
Before a vaccine arrived in the 1950s, polio had the US scared and quarantined. Now, those who lived through it face a similar terror: Coronavirus.
When will coronavirus end? What wartime and human kindness can tell us about what happens next
Scientists, government officials, historians and cultural observers say the size and duration of the outbreak will depend on our collective actions.
Cancel-culture is hitting us hard as coronavirus spreads through the US. Can America handle all this social distancing?
Coronavirus has caused cancellations ranging from Broadway shows to the NBA, raising the specter of Italian-style social isolation in American cities
Coronavirus victims are anonymous – on purpose. Releasing their names would be a disaster.
U.S. coronavirus victims are unnamed in keeping with bioethical privacy considerations that remain critical to health care effectiveness.
Coronavirus and its global sweep stokes fear over facts. Experts say it’s unlikely to produce ‘apocalyptic scenario’
Coronavirus is spreading around the globe in a hurry, but experts say fear-based reactions will only stir more trouble.