According to recent CDC data, COVID-19 cases are experiencing an uptick in several states during the summer of 2025, sparking concerns among health officials. The latest figures reveal that states such as Florida, Texas, and California are witnessing the most significant increases, attributing the rise to factors like increased travel, large gatherings, and new variants. Health authorities emphasize the importance of vaccinations, urging unvaccinated individuals to get their shots to curb further spread. Officials are also considering reinstating some preventative measures to control the summer wave. This surge comes after a period of declining cases, prompting experts to caution against complacency. Amidst this rise, the CDC continues to monitor and analyze COVID-19 trends to provide updated guidance. Staying informed about vaccination, social distancing, and other health measures remains crucial as the situation develops.
CBS NewsNew data shows a significant decline in illegal immigrant numbers in the U.S. since January
Recent data highlights a notable decrease in the number of illegal immigrants in the United States, with figures showing a reduction of one million individuals