Charles Morgan Coronavirus Déjà Vu

Plus: Trump withdraws the U.S. from the WHO

It almost seems like déjà vu: hospitals filling up, ICU beds running out, overworked doctors and nurses. In Florida, one of the new Covid-19 infection hotspots, we are seeing things that are eerily similar to what New York experienced just a few months ago. More than 40 intensive care units in the state have hit maximum capacity, overwhelmed with new coronavirus cases. Also similar to New York: healthcare workers are still worried about more shortages of personal protective equipment, or PPE, including masks, gowns and hair covers. It begs the question: did we learn anything from the suffering of New York all those weeks ago? Or are we doomed to keep repeating this vicious cycle?

Business

The Paycheck Protection Program was devised to help small businesses owners stay afloat during the pandemic. So why have all these billionaires' businesses received loans from the program?

The Dow fell Tuesday as investors continue to worry that surging coronavirus cases across the country might mean a slower economic recovery.

Science & Health

A sobering new statistic: 87% of meatpacking workers infected with Covid-19 have been racial and ethnic minorities.

If students are allowed to return to college campuses this fall, how will universities test everyone for Covid-19?

On the Upside

A Hardy Disinfectant: The Environmental Protection Agency said today that two versions of Lysol cleaning products have been shown to kill SARS-CoV-2 on surfaces.

Reopening America

Forbes spoke to public health experts, industry associations and entrepreneurs from across the country about best practices for reopening with sector-by-sector guides for consumers and businesses alike and updated weekly.