We have to keep doing what we've been doing—we've made progress in flattening the curve, but we must stay the course. We can’t give up now.
I'm asking Virginians to continue working together and use common sense. That’s what so many of you are doing, and I appreciate it.
We are able to ease this restriction because of your efforts. Virginians have helped us slow the spread of #COVID19, we have built up our PPE supply chain—and our hospitals have not been overwhelmed.
Today, I announced that non-emergency surgeries and dental procedures can resume when our public health order expires Thursday at midnight.
Guidelines will remain in place to ensure the safety of health care workers and patients, and to maintain an adequate supply of PPE.
Doctors are warning about a possible link between coronavirus and 'Silent Hypoxia' a mysterious condition that deprives the body of oxygen, without any symptoms. https://t.co/boWDOtftkd
Both areas of the COVID-19 response will have to improve for Virginia to reopen its local governments, schools, and businesses, said Sen. Mark Warner.
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Joe Biden won Ohio’s presidential primary Tuesday, clinching a contest that was less about the Democratic nomination and more about how states can conduct elections in the era of the coronavirus.
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.@FirstLadyVA and I are thrilled to have support from @amazon as we work with @codeVirginia to ensure students across the Commonwealth can continue their computer science education at home and as they transition back to school.
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CW: Police Violence
Cell phone video shows a police officer in Rancho Cordova, California, slamming a 14-year-old child's face and body into the pavement, then punching him in the head repeatedly, after accusing him of smoking marijuana, yesterday.
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