Jayme Fraser
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Wheatland, WY, United States
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Trump delivered his SCOTUS promise, but his pandemic response cost him support among Christians
The president’s response to the coronavirus pandemic appears to be softening support for his re-election among Christians who supported him in 2016. → Read More
COVID-19 cases in US grow at a speed not seen since July, the summer peak
At the current rate of growth, the nation could set a record for new COVID-19 cases in a single week within the first few days of November. → Read More
New coronavirus cases are emerging at schools. How much you know depends on where you live.
New COVID cases are emerging at reopened schools, but there's no protocol for informing parents, even when federal law encourages that transparency. → Read More
Despite federal guidance, schools cite privacy laws to withhold info about COVID-19 cases
Federal guidance say those laws don't bar disclosure. Schools can publicly share coronavirus case counts as long as they don’t identify individuals. → Read More
Leaders were slow to bring COVID-19 testing to Latino communities. Now people are sick.
Unequal access to coronavirus tests in the Latino community does not surprise experts calling the gaps a factor in disproportionate cases and deaths. → Read More
Younger people are a factor in surge of COVID-19 cases, analysis shows
A USA TODAY analysis finds that while most cases prior to late May were people 45 and older, most new cases since then are among younger people. → Read More
Coronavirus surges aren't linked to George Floyd, policing, Black Lives Matter protests
Protests were as common in places with surging coronavirus cases as in others. However, new spikes are in places with a lower rate of spread so far. → Read More
Uncounted millions had COVID-19 symptoms, but no positive test
Testing errors, misdiagnoses and a sluggish public health response left patients out of official tallies. → Read More
Spike in US deaths and cases flagged as pneumonia suggest even greater COVID-19 impact
Federal data released this week shows that the number of deaths recorded in the U.S. this year is higher than normal, outpacing deaths attributed to COVID- → Read More
Spike in US deaths and cases flagged as pneumonia suggest even greater COVID-19 impact
An analysis of CDC data suggests that COVID-19's death toll in the U.S. has been much worse than reported. Pneumonia cases are a clue as to why. → Read More
COVID-19 story recipe: Identifying communities at risk from the pandemic and its economic fallout
Where to find the data, how to explore it, and questions to ask to reproduce the story for your community → Read More
The poorest will suffer. Safety-net health clinics cut services amid coronavirus epidemic
Thousands of health clinics serving the nation’s poorest residents face closure and cutbacks amid the sweeping coronavirus pandemic, a trend that could imperil hard-hit communities long after the disease is contained.One in 11 Americans — about 31 million people — depend on safety-net health clinics for care not otherwise available because they have no health insurance, live in isolated areas,… → Read More
Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY analysis shows that if the nation sees a major spike, there could be almost six seriously ill patients for every existing hospital bed. That analysis, based on data from the American Hospital Association, U.S. Census, CDC and World Health… → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY analysis shows that if the nation sees a major spike, there could be almost six seriously ill patients for every existing hospital bed. That analysis, based on data from the American Hospital Association, U.S. Census, CDC and World Health… → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY analysis shows that if the nation sees a major spike, there could be almost six seriously ill patients for every existing hospital bed. That analysis, based on data from the American Hospital Association, U.S. Census, CDC and World Health… → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY analysis shows that if the nation sees a major spike, there could be almost six seriously ill patients for every existing hospital bed. That analysis, based on data from the American Hospital Association, U.S. Census, CDC and World Health… → Read More
US hospitals will run out of beds if coronavirus cases spike
A USA TODAY analysis shows there could be six seriously ill patients for every existing US hospital bed. No state is prepared. → Read More
US hospitals – including those in Wisconsin – will run out of beds if coronavirus cases spike
A USA TODAY analysis suggests there could be six seriously ill patients for every existing US hospital bed. No state is prepared. → Read More