https://apps.npr.org/documents/document.html?id=6819627-letter1

Two main points in the letter:

1) New guidelines are forthcoming for state and local governments to use in making and revising policy decisions regarding social distancing and mitigation.

2) We are working on expanded testing capability to enable targeted, less disruptive countermeasures, vs the broad and disastrously disruptive countermeasures that are in place today.


Side note: articles linking to this letter are pretty far down in the news aggregator I use. Looking for an aggregator that filters out opinion and politically biased bull****, left and right. Just give me the news.

If you don't take a side in the political fight you will not be entertaining, if you aren't entertaining you are out of business.

I'm afraid you will not find what you seek in terms of news aggregation.

Real clear politics/science/health/policy/defense does a pretty good job as an aggregator.

It, at the very least, grabs stories from all perspectives. I dont think youll find a unbiased source anymore