Morning Jolt: America Is Reopening, but the Pandemic Continues

On the menu today: America has largely reopened now, but the coronavirus pandemic is still going on; the dissent and internal criticism at the World Health Organization grows louder; Georgia's elections are a mess — apparently many people believe their local polling place is run by the Secretary of State's office; and one Florida city might be getting a sudden influx of visitors at the end of August.

Good Luck, Reopened America!

Ready or not, the country is reopening.

In New Jersey, governor Phil Murphy lifted the stay-at-home order he issued March 21. New York City businesses are opening their doors. And in my neck of the woods, northern Virginia is entering "Phase Two," ...

WITH JIM GERAGHTY June 10 2020 WITH JIM GERAGHTY June 10 2020 America Is Reopening, but the Pandemic Continues On the menu today: America has largely reopened now, but the coronavirus pandemic is still going on; the dissent and internal criticism at the World Health Organization grows louder; Georgia's elections are a mess — apparently many people believe their local polling place is run by the Secretary of State's office; and one Florida city might be getting a sudden influx of visitors at the end of August. Good Luck, Reopened America! Ready or not, the country is reopening. In New Jersey, governor Phil Murphy lifted the stay-at-home order he issued March 21. New York City businesses are opening their doors. And in my neck of the woods, northern Virginia is entering "Phase Two," ...   READ MORE

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