COVID-19 news can be “accurate” but still not “truthful”
News media can mislead even while all the "facts" are correct. Case study of CNBC and The Hill report about coronavirus deaths and states re-opening.
How raw numbers mask the effects of COVID-19
Media focus has been on how COVID-19 affects metro areas, but the drama of large numbers masks the profound impact this disease is having on rural America. Come with me to rural Georgia, where a five-county case rate was 1,174.5 per 100,000 on Sunday. The US average, 175.97.
See what happened while DC twiddled its thumbs
January 21, 2020 marked the date of the first case of coronavirus for both South Korea and the United States. The similarity ended there, as this animation illustrations.