From the HSDL: Information Resources on Contact Tracing

From Vox: Just 3 states meet these basic criteria to reopen and stay safe

Most states still need to reduce coronavirus cases and build up their testing capacity.
So far, most states are not there. As of July 22, just three states — Connecticut, New Jersey, and New York — met four or five of the goals, which demonstrates strong progress. Twenty-two states and Washington, DC, hit two or three of the benchmarks. The other 25 achieved zero or one. (South Dakota and Wyoming didn’t report ICU data, but it wouldn’t be enough to change their rankings.)

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As the Culture Wars Flare Amid the Pandemic, a Call to Speak ‘Science to Power’
A growing number of National Academy of Science members sign a statement decrying the Trump administration’s “denigration of scientific expertise.”

Here is an interesting article to contemplate, from the WashPost: Executive Underreach. As the Trump disaster gets worse, a new political theory helps explain it

From the CRS, this updated report (42pp): Emergency Authorities Under the National  Emergencies Act, Stafford Act, and Public Health Service Act