Bringing America Back is an ABC News feature that highlights the day's top stories in economic recovery and medical preparedness amid the coronavirus pandemic. These stories delve into the key steps America is taking -- or needs to take. Stay on top of the latest developments regarding states' social distancing measures, advancements in the treatment of COVID-19 and more.
Between 200,000 and 400,000 New Yorkers are going back to work this week as the city begins its phased reopening. Among the new changes: All subway commuters are required to wear a face covering.
In light of new research, COVID-19 was likely brought to the U.S. by travelers from Wuhan long before it was detected, according to former acting Homeland Security undersecretary, and ABC News contributor, John Cohen.
Lost on the Frontline, a project launched by The Guardian and KHN, aims to count, verify and memorialize every health care worker who dies during the pandemic.
Health departments in two different states are monitoring an outbreak of COVID-19 traced to Memorial Day weekend parties in a Jersey Shore county.
The death of George Floyd "crushed" Paul Amadeus Lane. Because of COVID-19, he can't attend the protests that have since followed. Still, he knows how to channel frustration, isolation and boredom into positive energy.
Since COVID-19 has disrupted in-person graduations, a Philadelphia middle school teacher has launched a Facebook group that connects 2020 graduates with those who'd like to send encouraging tokens to students. In just over a month, more than 2,000 members have "adopted" seniors.
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