Coronavirus Growth in Western Countries: October 25 Update

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Mother Jones’ union co-chair Patrick Caldwell connects the dots: Facebook’s decision to throttle our content cost Mother Jones at least $400,000—the same amount we had to cut from our payroll this year. Please read his post, and if you can, chip in to help us finish our fall fundraising drive and be ready for all that’s ahead.

Mother Jones’ union co-chair Patrick Caldwell connects the dots: Facebook’s decision to throttle our content cost Mother Jones at least $400,000—the same amount we had to cut from our payroll this year. Please read his post, and if you can, chip in to help us finish our fall fundraising drive and be ready for all that’s ahead.

A few days ago I suffered through some kind of terrible stomach bug. Then I got better. Then I got another one. What’s going on? In any case, I feel horrible, which is why today’s charts are so late.
Also too, there’s a wildfire raging about ten miles north of me, helped along by hurricane level Santa Ana winds, and if you go outside it smells like a barbecue and looks like Armageddon. Nevertheless, here’s the coronavirus death toll through October 25. The raw data from Johns Hopkins is here.

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