Writing in The San Diego Union Tribune, former Seattle police chief (and San Diego assistant police chief) Norm Stamper explains why "we are the source of Mexico's 'drug problem,' " which features severed heads, children thrown from bridges, and families roasted alive.
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The Scandinavian country is betting against draconian restrictions and in favor of the free movement of people and goods.
A former staffer says he sexually assaulted her in 1993.
That's a huge concern as forecasters expect the U.S. unemployment rate in the months to come to surpass that seen during the depths of the Great Depression.
But he has raised his estimate of the virus's reproduction number, which implies a lower fatality rate than his research group initially assumed.
One way of getting a perspective on the magnitude of the problem, at least today, and in what seems to be the hardest-hit country.