Michigan, Washington Tighten Restrictions As COVID Cases Hit 11M

The US has surpassed 11 million COVID-19 cases, with a significant rise in daily cases and hospitalizations. In response, states like Michigan and Washington have implemented new restrictions to curb the spread. These include bans on indoor dining and limits on gatherings. However, not everyone supports these measures, as seen in the criticism from White House advisor Scott Atlas. The situation is compounded by the approaching holiday season, which may lead to further increases in cases.

What has been the trend in reported COVID-19 cases in the US over the past week?

What measures have governors in Michigan and Washington announced in response to rising COVID-19 cases?

What is the significance of indoor gatherings in the context of COVID-19 spread according to health officials?

What concerns do health officials have regarding the upcoming holiday season and its impact on COVID-19 cases?

How have some individuals reacted to the new COVID-19 restrictions in Michigan?