Coronavirus: Expert Conversations

The United States and European countries have approached dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic differently. We take a look at those differences, why different decisions were made and if they have worked. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Nile Gardiner, the Director of the Thatcher Center at the Heritage Foundation about differences in approach and how they have faired. 

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The United States and European countries have approached dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic differently. We take a look at those differences, why different decisions were made and if they have worked. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Nile Gardiner, the Director of the Thatcher Center at the Heritage Foundation about differences in approach and how they have faired.

Cases of COVID-19 have spiked in California, Arizona, Florida and Texas causing their phased reopenings to be stopped. A few of the governors of those states attribute the spikes to more testing being done and people not practicing social-distancing with large gatherings. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General about the recent spike in his state and what is being done.  

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Cases of COVID-19 have spiked in California, Arizona, Florida and Texas causing their phased reopenings to be stopped. A few of the governors of those states attribute the spikes to more testing being done and people not practicing social-distancing with large gatherings. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Ken Paxton, Texas Attorney General about the recent spike in his state and what is being done.

If news on COVID-19 is the only bad news you can deal with these days, you are not alone. With updates on new coronavirus spikes and death tolls rising, people all over the world are avoiding other difficult stories that are still impacting many. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, a Senior Fox News Field Producer about reporting on the coronavirus and how other stories have been largely forgotten about.

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If news on COVID-19 is the only bad news you can deal with these days, you are not alone. With updates on new coronavirus spikes and death tolls rising, people all over the world are avoiding other difficult stories that are still impacting many. FOX's Trey Yingst speaks with Yonat Friling, a Senior Fox News Field Producer about reporting on the coronavirus and how other stories have been largely forgotten about.

The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the traditional workplace. Many companies created remote working capabilities for their employees early on in the coronavirus outbreak, and are now focusing their efforts on implanting new safety precautions as employees begin returning to work. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jeanniey Walden, author and business executive, on the pros and cons of working from home indefinitely. 

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The coronavirus pandemic has transformed the traditional workplace. Many companies created remote working capabilities for their employees early on in the coronavirus outbreak, and are now focusing their efforts on implanting new safety precautions as employees begin returning to work. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Jeanniey Walden, author and business executive, on the pros and cons of working from home indefinitely.

Libya has seen a sharp rise is coronavirus cases this week, only further destabilizing the country in the midst of a civil war. The ongoing violence in Libya has prevented humanitarian groups from going in to provide aid and testing, leaving its citizens with an already strained healthcare system and limited resources. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tom Hill, a senior program officer for North Africa at the US Institute of Peace, on Libya’s response to the coronavirus and its struggles to implement lockdowns.  

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Libya has seen a sharp rise is coronavirus cases this week, only further destabilizing the country in the midst of a civil war. The ongoing violence in Libya has prevented humanitarian groups from going in to provide aid and testing, leaving its citizens with an already strained healthcare system and limited resources. FOX’s Trey Yingst speaks with Tom Hill, a senior program officer for North Africa at the US Institute of Peace, on Libya’s response to the coronavirus and its struggles to implement lockdowns.