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Alabama, Arizona, Georgia, Idaho, Hawaii, Illinois, Michigan, Louisiana, Maine, Nevada, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas: Stay-at-home order through April 30.
Colorado: Stay-at-home order through April 26.
Connecticut: Stay-at-home order through May 20.
Delaware, New York, Vermont: Stay-at-home order through May 15.
Indiana: Stay-at-home order through April 20, but likely to be extended.
Iowa, Maryland, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia: No stay-at-home order.
Kansas, Minnesota: Stay-at-home order until May 3.
Massachusetts, Washington: Non-essential businesses closed through May 4.
Mississippi: Stay at home order through April 20.
Missouri, Montana: Stay Home Missouri' order through April 24.
New Hampshire: Stay-at-home order through May 4.
North Carolina: Stay-at-home order through April 29.
Ohio: Stay-at-home order through May 1.
Oklahoma: 'Safer at Home' order until April 30 for people over the age of 65 and other vulnerable residents.
Rhode Island: Stay-at-home order through May 8.
South Carolina: State of Emergency' executive order extended through at least April 27.
Virginia: Stay-at-home order through June 10.
Wisconsin: 'Safer at Home' order prohibits all nonessential travel until May 26.
Wyoming: No stay-at-home order - but social distancing restrictions through April 30.
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Colorado: Stay-at-home order through April 26.
Connecticut: Stay-at-home order through May 20.
Delaware, New York, Vermont: Stay-at-home order through May 15.
Indiana: Stay-at-home order through April 20, but likely to be extended.
Iowa, Maryland, Kentucky, Nebraska, New Jersey, North Dakota, Oregon, South Dakota, Utah, West Virginia: No stay-at-home order.
Kansas, Minnesota: Stay-at-home order until May 3.
Massachusetts, Washington: Non-essential businesses closed through May 4.
Mississippi: Stay at home order through April 20.
Missouri, Montana: Stay Home Missouri' order through April 24.
New Hampshire: Stay-at-home order through May 4.
North Carolina: Stay-at-home order through April 29.
Ohio: Stay-at-home order through May 1.
Oklahoma: 'Safer at Home' order until April 30 for people over the age of 65 and other vulnerable residents.
Rhode Island: Stay-at-home order through May 8.
South Carolina: State of Emergency' executive order extended through at least April 27.
Virginia: Stay-at-home order through June 10.
Wisconsin: 'Safer at Home' order prohibits all nonessential travel until May 26.
Wyoming: No stay-at-home order - but social distancing restrictions through April 30.
#Quarantine
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Florida beach is crowded within 30 MINUTES of reopening at 5pm, despite state recording 1,413 new COVID-19 cases - its highest one-day increase since the pandemic crisis began. Photos from the scene show enthusiastic residents cheering as they ran out onto the sand after weeks of closures. Florida Department of Health said confirmed cases in the state rose by 1,421 Friday, the highest one-day number yet. The total number of cases in Florida is now 24,753. The number of deaths has reached 726, an increase of 58 in the last 24 hours.
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Jail break attempt somewhere in Brazil 😂 #lol
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#Pursuit in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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A Republican state lawmaker in Maine is organizing a march to protest restrictions Democratic Gov. Janet Mills has ordered to slow the spread of coronavirus, according to reports. Rep. Chris Johansen is hosting a "Re-Open Maine" convoy that will circle the governor's mansion in Augusta on Monday to protest Mills' stay-at-home order, Newsweek reported. Another group plans on protesting at the state Capitol the same day. Johansen's Facebook event page for the protest says, "It is time we sent our governor this message: 'Maine needs to get back to work, we understand that this disease is contagious, and we are responsibly following the guidelines,'" Newsweek reported. Protests like the one being planned by Johansen, mostly organized by conservative groups and supporters of President Trump, have been staged this week at statehouses around the country, including in Wisconsin, Michigan and Virginia
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Protestors at an anti-lockdown rally in Texas yelled 'fire Fauci' in a targeted chant against President Trump's top medical advisor, as thousands of Americans defied stay-at-home and social distancing orders at rallies. Meanwhile, anti-Trump activists launched counter-protests outside of the president's properties and laid body bags on the ground. Hundreds of protestors gathered at the capitol building in Austin on Saturday to fight the state's coronavirus stay-at-home orders. The Texas protest was organized by Owen Shroyer and attended by Alex Jones from Infowars. Cell phone footage from the protest showed people hoisting Trump 2020 flags and anti-lockdown signs into the air while calling for the dismissal of Dr. Anthony Fauci, the country's top immunologist and infectious disease expert. Texas announced that it would be the first state to re-open amid the COVID-19 pandemic next week.