To date, politicians and health officials won't release statistics disclosing the full impact of their lockdown measures.
Parents who enrolled their children in SPS are now finally conceding that they may have to pay for private school, tutoring, learning "pods" or other options.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem posted a public invitation to Kious to relocate her business to a state that "respects Freedom and won't shut you down."
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi took questions today on her illegal haircut in San Francisco salon on Monday, stating that it was a "set-up" and blaming the salon for allowing her to break the rules.
The California congresswoman could be seen skirting business closure regulations on Monday as she had her hair washed and dried.
Parents are more likely to turn to alcohol as a coping mechanism if they have at least one minor child living with them.
These supposed temporary restrictions now remain place in spite of a flattened curve and awareness that COVID-19 is not the unusually deadly killer that was predicted in March.
In what appears to be a growing trend, activists mobbed patrons at outdoor restaurants again in Washington, DC last night, demanding they join the protest.
The same people who want to keep the schools closed are also people who have the means to form pods or micro-schools, leaving kids without those advantages to flounder.
Some of the music industry's biggest names are set to appear in New York City for the Video Music Awards despite Gov. Cuomo saying that New York restaurants could not hold live music events.
Savana Bazaar, a retail destination inspired by traditional bazaars located throughout South Asia had its grand opening today and hundreds of Calgarians pushed together, ignoring social distancing rules.
If I were a parent these days, I wouldn't be clamoring to send my kids back to school. I'd be trying to persuade the government to give me a voucher.
Blair tweeted the announcement of Friday morning, saying that Canada "will continue to do what's necessary to keep our communities safe."
If giving up our Charter rights and freedoms in order to save lives is a good thing, then we really haven't gone far enough.
The Ontario government will be giving municipalities up to $1.6 billion as part of the first round of emergency funding under the Safe Restart Agreement.
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