Dr. Fauci warned us. The CDC warned us. Governors warned us. Yet millions traveled for the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. Here's what that means now.
Despite widespread warnings from public health experts that Thanksgiving would be a superspreader event, millions of Americans traveled for the holiday weekend. Now, a week later, only two states in the continental U.S. are not in the “high risk” category. If you’re planning to travel in the coming …
Thinking of getting away to Cancun or Cabo? The CDC is not mincing words. “Travelers should avoid all travel to Mexico,” according to its latest guidance, which places Mexico in the Level 4 risk category, highest risk level for COVID-19. Mind you, most countries around the world are now at Level 4, …
With 157,000 new Covid-19 cases yesterday, according to data from Johns Hopkins University, the United States is in the midst of an enormous surge that is not expected to peak until mid-January. But, despite the CDC’s recommendation not to travel for Thanksgiving, millions of Americans did it …
If you traveled out of state for Thanksgiving, there’s a pretty good chance that your state recommends or requires you to quarantine upon returning home. That means staying at home, without going anywhere or seeing anyone from outside your household, for 14 days. The purpose is that, if you became …
As cases of Covid-19 continue to break records across the country, the nation’s top infectious disease expert is ramping up his warnings about the risks of traveling for Thanksgiving. During an appearance yesterday on CBS’ “Face the Nation,” Dr. Anthony Fauci said that the “people at airports” who …
After a year widely panned as one of the worst in modern history, the United Nations is warning 2021 could be even more awful, with top officials saying the new year could be the worst in terms of humanitarian catastrophes in the organization’s 75-year history. Key Facts World Food Program head David …
