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That at the hearing, things will get worse before they get better. But, the kinds of things we are doing now will hopefully mitigate that. To think right now everything will be okay if you dont do anything, thats absolutely incorrect. We have to really always be ahead of the curve. I would like to be criticized for being overreacted. When you are dealing with a Virus Outbreak you are always behind where you think you are. Sandra we have fox team coverages. Alex in new york city. We begin with grif jenkins in washington. Americans are bracing for a lock down or a nationwide shutdown for the nex...

The rule, you get in your car, you drive 15 minutes, youre in a different jurisdiction, subject to a different set of rules. So in new york, you cannot shop new york city versus westchester versus nassau versus albany. Its one set of rules for the entire state. And it should be one set of rules for the entire nation. And that is the role of the federal government and national leadership. And it is lacking. The federal government should put one position in place, and coordinate it with the states. If the federal government isnt going to do what it should do, then the states have to try their be...

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Arlington Public Schools, now in its second week of students staying home due to the coronavirus pandemic, is working to determine what the rest of the school year will look like. Monday's announcement by Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam means that APS will be closed for the remainder of the academic year, with educational activities continuing to

More than half of the students in Baltimore County Public Schools, many of them socioeconomically disadvantaged, showed “notably lower” rates of achieving reading and math benchmarks than their peers in the district, and some student groups experienced disproportionate suspension rates, according to the system’s 2021-22 Equity Metrics Report.