US states loosen lockdowns as coronavirus drug approved COVID19
WASHINGTON, United States - More US states eased pandemic lockdown measures on Friday even as coronavirus deaths rose, while American authorities greenlighted an experimental drug for emergency use on patients.
The United States took a major step in that direction, with Texas becoming the largest state yet to ease lockdowns, despite reporting 50 deaths on Thursday, the most there since the outbreak began. The economic mood darkened further with the release of a manufacturing survey that pointed to a historic decline in US output in April due to the pandemic.
"Gosh, I forgot how beautiful it was, how much I missed it. It felt great," Lawrenson said, wearing a black face mask and beanie. Regarding reports that he could cancel US debt obligations to China, Trump said he could "do it differently" by "just putting on tariffs."
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