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5, 0:25, Holt, 6.78M), Peter Alexander said that "while the death rate remains low, hospitalizations in many states are increasing." Reuters (7/6, Shumaker, Fagenson), meanwhile, reports that "infections are on the rise in 39 states...and 16 have posted record daily case counts in July." In addition, "T

05, Holt, 6.4M) that in Florida, crowds on beaches are "worrying health officials, with 44 hospitals here now reaching ICU capacity." NBC said Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "says the increase in cases is because the average age of those being tested has dropped to 36 years old, young enough that they are not likely

se being tested has dropped to 36 years old, young enough that they are not likely no be seriously ill and who did not get tested as the beginning." DeSantis: "There is no need to really be fearful about it. I mean, we can talk about the different steps that individuals can take, that we're going to take

t' about the coronavirus pandemic," and 'stuck to what he had said back in February - that the virus is `going to disappear' Reuters (7/19, Chiacu, Shumaker) reports "Trump defended his handling of the coronavirus pandemic in an interview broadcast on Sunday, including his statement that there were only

D-19 Cases Rising Across The Country. • Garcetti Says City Reopened Too Quickly, Warns He May Impose New Stay-At-Home Order. • Shalala Slams Trump, DeSantis, Says Florida Must Close Down Again. • DeWine Warns Ohio "Could Become Florida." • Mississippi Governor Says State Is Seeing "Significant Increased

Amendment Restoring Felons' Voting Rights. On NBC Nightly NewsVI (7/17, story 7, 2:42, Holt, 5.54M), correspondent Kerry Sanders said Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) previously "challenged a state constitutional amendment approved by Florida voters two years ago that restored voting rights to felons who compl

coronavirus patients, growing 28% over a two-week period, he said. There were 6,485 people hospitalized" with COVID-19 as of Sunday. Reuters (7/13, Shumaker) and the Wall Street Journal (7/13, Al, Prang, Hobbs, Subscription Publication, 7.57M) also cover the situation in California. Oregon Faces Rural

the data." The AP (7/13, Licon, Geller) reports that "officials and health experts in hard-hit Miami pushed back against pressure," both from Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Trump, "to bring students back to classrooms next month." The AP says DeSantis "has argued that children have not proven to be vectors for

-hit Miami pushed back against pressure," both from Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) and Trump, "to bring students back to classrooms next month." The AP says DeSantis "has argued that children have not proven to be vectors for the disease and that if retailers like Walmart can be reopened safely, then schools sho

m coronavirus "surpassed 150,000 on Wednesday, a number higher than in any other country and nearly a quarter of the world's total," Reuters (7/29, Shumaker, McKay) reports. Reuters adds, "Of the 20 countries with the biggest outbreaks, the United States ranks sixth in deaths per capita, at 4.5 fatalitie

Schools Announce Remote Classes As DeSantis Says State Will Have In-Person Learning. Politico (7/29, Atterbury, 4.29M) reports that as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "insists" his state will have in-person learning this fall, Florida's largest school district will begin the year "with remote classes, joining

inement and getting kicked out of the military." US Again Tops 100K COVID Cases As Delta Variant Surge Continues. Reuters (8/9, Caspani, Bernstein, Shumaker) reports that across the nation, "COVID-19 cases have averaged 100,000 for three days in a row, up 35% over the past week, according to a Reuters t

get permission from a health care professional before opting out of wearing masks this fall through new policies that 'violate' rules created by the DeSantis administration to thwart mandatory face coverings on K-12 campuses." Bloomberg: Re-Opening Schools Must Be Top Priority. In a piece for Bloomberg O

navirus in one day. That is the highest number any state has recorded, even eclipsing New York at the worst of its crisis in April." Reuters (7/12, Shumaker) reports, "If Florida were a country, it would rank fourth in the world for the most new cases in a day behind the United States, Brazil and India."

s come as Disney World has let tourists back onto its rides, the Republican National Convention is set to begin in Jacksonville in August," and Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "has ordered that public schools reopen for five days a week when classes resume next month." The Times says the surge "reflects how the spread

m coronavirus "surpassed 150,000 on Wednesday, a number higher than in any other country and nearly a quarter of the world's total," Reuters (7/29, Shumaker, McKay) reports. Reuters adds, "Of the 20 countries with the biggest outbreaks, the United States ranks sixth in deaths per capita, at 4.5 fatalitie

Schools Announce Remote Classes As DeSantis Says State Will Have In-Person Learning. Politico (7/29, Atterbury, 4.29M) reports that as Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) "insists" his state will have in-person learning this fall, Florida's largest school district will begin the year "with remote classes, joining