Kristen Saloomey

Philadel­phia’s Penn Mu­se­um is known for its an­cient ar­ti­facts from the Mid­dle East, Africa and Cen­tral Amer­i­ca and now, it has tour guides from those places too.

About 4.8 mil­lion po­si­tions were added as states be­gan re­open­ing, but in to­tal, tens of mil­lions of jobs have al­ready been lost this year.

Bars, beach­es, cin­e­mas closed again in some US states as spike in cas­es un­der­lines chal­lenge of con­tain­ing virus.

Po­lice unions in New York say they are be­ing used as po­lit­i­cal pawns and pub­lic safe­ty will suf­fer.

A res­i­dent at Cam­den, New Jer­sey, says the cre­ation of a new, dis­ci­plined coun­ty po­lice force makes his street safer.

Penn­syl­va­nia is one of four US states that will vote for their pre­ferred can­di­date on Tues­day and na­tion­al polls there show that Joe Biden is more pop­u­lar than Don­ald Trump among se­nior cit­i­zens.

Some beach­es in the US are open­ing for the first time but with pan­dem­ic warn­ings in mind.

Es­sen­tial health­care ser­vices in New York, the epi­cen­tre of the US out­break, are be­ing com­pro­mised.

Cen­ters for Dis­ease Con­trol and Pre­ven­tion warns doc­tors of coro­n­avirus-re­lat­ed con­di­tion that has killed three chil­dren in New York.