A new survey from the Centers for Disease Control found that 54% of people who tested positive for Covid-19 were unable to determine how they contracted the virus. The remaining 46% of respondents could recall having had close contact with a person, commonly a family member or a co-worker, who …
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The Internet Musk believed that the internet, born in the 1990s, “would fundamentally change humanity,” he said on the podcast. “I wouldn’t consider this to be a deep insight, but rather an obvious one,” Musk said. He compared the Internet to the human nervous system: “If you didn’t have a …
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July 4th fireworks shows, cookouts, and beach vacations will look very different this year. As Covid-19 cases continue to emerge across the country, the question of how to celebrate and socialize safely is the most important thing for many Americans. This weekend, he is “preparing a perfect storm” for the …
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As the United States approaches what housing experts have considered a housing crisis, the House of Representatives on Monday passed a bill that would provide emergency financial assistance to tenants and homeowners to keep people housed for the coronavirus pandemic. The Emergency Housing Protection and Aid Act of 2020, sponsored …
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A recent spike in Covid-19 cases in many states in the United States, including several emerging hot spots, is technically still part of the “first wave” of the pandemic, but that doesn’t mean a second wave isn’t coming. So what constitutes a second wave, and what would it look like? …
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