Sources: MarketWatch
The United States surpasses 800,000 deaths from COVID-19, remaining the highest death toll in the world. 2021-12-14
The United States surpasses 600,000 deaths from COVID-19, even as daily deaths are reported to be decreasing. 2021-06-15
The Robert Koch Institute removes dozens of countries, including the United States, Canada, Austria, and Lebanon, from its travel risk list due to low COVID-19 infection rates. Foreign Minister Heiko Maas later announces that most of the countries still on the list will be removed on July 1. 2021-06-11
President-elect Joe Biden is expected to deploy the United States National Guard and FEMA resources to distribute vaccines across the United States when he takes office. He also says that he will invoke the Defense Production Act to produce vaccines. 2021-01-15
The Philippines includes the United States in its travel ban of countries and territories reported to have new variants of SARS-CoV-2, which comes into effect on January 3. The move comes after the United States reported its first case of a new variant from the United Kingdom on December 30. 2021-01-1
The death toll from coronavirus in Italy has reached 19,889 people. Italy has the second highest number of deaths in the world, after the United States. 2020-04-12
The number of COVID-19 cases in the United States surpasses 10,000, with 13,229 confirmed cases. The death toll stands at 195. 2020-03-19
The first death from coronavirus in the United States is confirmed after a man dies in a hospital in the Seattle area. 2020-02-29
The Department of Health and Human Services declares the coronavirus a public health emergency in the United States. 2020-01-31
The United States orders the evacuation of the Consulate General of the United States, Wuhan employees and U.S. citizens in the city. 2020-01-25