La siguiente es una lista de eventos, nacimientos y muertes notables de 2020 en los Estados Unidos .
Estados Unidos se vio muy afectado por la pandemia de COVID-19 , que a finales de año mató a más de 300.000 personas dentro de las fronteras estadounidenses. Estados Unidos también se convirtió en un campo de batalla político por diversas cuestiones, con varios casos de racismo y, más aún, de brutalidad policial que dieron inicio a un amplio movimiento de disturbios raciales y las protestas por George Floyd . El año ha sido caracterizado por algunos como uno de los más tumultuosos en la historia estadounidense. [1] [2]
Donald Trump fue una figura central de la política estadounidense durante el último año completo de su primer mandato como presidente, en el que no solo se vivió la pandemia y el malestar racial, sino también el primer juicio político a Trump y el nombramiento de Amy Coney Barrett para la Corte Suprema . Si bien Trump perdió las elecciones de 2020 ante el ex vicepresidente Joe Biden , ha cuestionado el resultado de las elecciones y los esfuerzos continuaron en 2021 y 2022 para revocar las elecciones .
En Estados Unidos entran en vigor varias regulaciones nuevas, incluidas nuevas regulaciones sobre fondos de jubilación, nuevas normas sobre salario mínimo y nuevas normas sobre horas extras. [5]
Crisis del Golfo Pérsico: Irán ataca bases militares iraquíes que albergan tropas estadounidenses, hiriendo a más de 110 militares. [10]
La Sociedad Estadounidense del Cáncer informa una caída del 2,2% en la tasa de mortalidad por cáncer entre 2016 y 2017, la mayor disminución anual en la mortalidad por esta enfermedad jamás registrada en los EE. UU. [11] [12]
Por primera vez desde la Gran Recesión , las mujeres superan en número a los hombres en la fuerza laboral estadounidense: las mujeres ocupan el 50,04% de todos los empleos. [15]
Puerto Rico es golpeado por un terremoto de 5,9M w y varios terremotos de 5,0M w , luego del 7 de enero de 6,4M w que dejó un muerto y varios heridos además de miles sin energía eléctrica. [16]
Al menos siete personas mueren por tormentas de viento y lluvia en el Sur . [17]
La Asociación Nacional de Baloncesto Femenino y su sindicato de jugadoras llegan a un acuerdo de ocho años que permite a las mejores jugadoras ganar 500.000 dólares con un salario medio de 130.000 dólares. También ofrece licencia de maternidad totalmente remunerada . [20]
24 de enero – Donald Trump se convierte en el primer presidente en funciones que asiste personalmente a la protesta anual contra el aborto, la Marcha por la Vida, en Washington, DC [28].
Pandemia de COVID-19: el presidente Donald Trump impone restricciones de viaje que impiden el ingreso a Estados Unidos de ciudadanos extranjeros que hayan visitado China en las dos semanas anteriores. [35]
El Senado de Estados Unidos vota 51 a 49 en contra de llamar a testigos en el juicio político al presidente Trump. [36]
5 de febrero : El juicio político contra el presidente Donald Trump concluye con una votación del Senado de 52 a 48 para absolver al presidente del primer cargo y de 53 a 47 para absolver al presidente del segundo cargo . El senador de Utah Mitt Romney se convierte en el primer senador en votar para destituir a un presidente de su propio partido político. [41]
Pandemia de COVID-19: Más de 300 estadounidenses son evacuados del crucero Diamond Princess en cuarentena en Japón, incluidos 14 que dieron positivo en la prueba del coronavirus COVID-19 . [46]
Los Boy Scouts of America se declaran en quiebra según el Capítulo 11. Los consejos locales financiados de forma independiente no se ven afectados. [47]
Pier 1 Imports se declara en quiebra según el Capítulo 11 y planea hacerlo también en Canadá . [48]
El director ejecutivo de Amazon , Jeff Bezos, promete 10 mil millones de dólares para luchar contra el cambio climático mediante un nuevo fondo llamado Bezos Earth Fund. [49]
20 de febrero – El consultor político Roger Stone es sentenciado a 40 meses de prisión tras ser declarado culpable de manipulación de testigos, obstrucción de un procedimiento oficial y cinco cargos de hacer declaraciones falsas. [51]
Pandemia de COVID-19: el creciente temor a la pandemia del coronavirus COVID-19 hace que el Promedio Industrial Dow Jones se desplome 1.190,95 puntos (4,4 %), cerrando en 25.766,64, su mayor caída diaria en puntos de la historia. Esto sigue a varios días de grandes caídas, la peor semana del Dow desde 2008. [59]
La ex alcaldesa de Baltimore, Catherine Pugh, es condenada a tres años de prisión y tres años de libertad condicional tras declararse culpable de evasión fiscal y conspiración para defraudar al gobierno. [61]
Pandemia de COVID-19: Las autoridades del estado de Washington informan la primera muerte por COVID-19 en los EE. UU. , mientras que el número total de casos en todo el país llega a 66. [63]
Florida reporta dos muertes por COVID-19, las primeras muertes confirmadas en Estados Unidos fuera de la costa oeste . [79]
El festival anual South by Southwest (SXSW) se cancela debido a los temores por el COVID-19; es la primera vez que se cancela el evento en sus 34 años de historia. [80]
Lunes negro 2020 : los precios de las acciones caen abruptamente en respuesta a las preocupaciones económicas y el impacto del COVID-19. El promedio industrial Dow Jones se desploma más de 2000 puntos, su mayor caída en la historia en operaciones intradía. [82] Los precios del petróleo se desploman hasta un 30% en las primeras operaciones, la mayor caída desde 1991, después de que Arabia Saudita iniciara una guerra de precios con Rusia. [83]
Estados Unidos inicia una retirada condicional de tropas de Afganistán ; el número de tropas estadounidenses se reducirá de 12.000 a 8.600 en un plazo de 135 días. [84]
10 de marzo – Pandemia de COVID-19: los casos de COVID-19 en los EE. UU. superan los 1000, con un aumento del 50 % en un período de 24 horas y se informan infecciones en 35 estados. [85]
El presidente Trump anuncia una prohibición de 30 días a los viajes entrantes desde Europa (con excepción del Reino Unido ), que entrará en vigor a la medianoche EDT (0400 GMT) del 13 de marzo. El anuncio se produce el mismo día en que la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) declara el brote de COVID-19 como una pandemia . [86] La prohibición de viajes se extiende al Reino Unido e Irlanda el 16 de marzo. [87]
La NCAA cancela todos los campeonatos de invierno y primavera, incluidos sus torneos de baloncesto masculino y femenino , lo que marca la primera vez que se cancelan ambos torneos. [92]
Jueves Negro 2020 : tras una serie de importantes caídas recientes, el Dow Jones vuelve a desplomarse, esta vez más del 9,5%, junto con los mercados de todo el mundo. [93]
El presidente Trump declara una emergencia nacional en respuesta a la pandemia de COVID-19, liberando 50 mil millones de dólares en fondos de ayuda ante desastres. [95]
19 de marzo – Pandemia de COVID-19: El Departamento de Trabajo informa que 281.000 estadounidenses solicitaron el seguro de desempleo la semana pasada, un aumento del 33 por ciento con respecto a la semana anterior y el mayor aumento porcentual desde 1992. [111]
20 de marzo – Pandemia de COVID-19: El gobernador de Nueva York ordena al personal de todos los negocios “no esenciales” que permanezca en casa debido a que el número de casos de COVID-19 en el estado supera los 7000. [112]
21 de marzo – Pandemia de COVID-19: la empresa de biotecnología Cepheid Inc informa que ha recibido la aprobación de la FDA para una nueva prueba de diagnóstico rápido, capaz de detectar COVID-19 en 45 minutos. [113] [114]
El presidente Trump dice que la Guardia Nacional ha sido activada en California, Washington y Nueva York , hasta ahora los estados más afectados durante la pandemia. [115] La Guardia Nacional de Washington aclara que aún no ha sido "activada", solo puesta en estado de alerta. [116]
Una encuesta de Gallup sitúa el índice de aprobación del presidente Trump en el 49 por ciento, su más alto hasta el momento. [124] Una encuesta separada de Hill - HarrisX lo sitúa en el 50 por ciento, su más alto desde agosto de 2018. [ 125]
Las muertes por COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan las 1000 mientras que el número total de casos llega a casi 69 000. [126]
La Casa Blanca y el Senado acuerdan un paquete de estímulo de 2 billones de dólares —el más grande en la historia de Estados Unidos— para impulsar la economía en medio de la pandemia en curso. [127] Posteriormente, el Senado aprueba el proyecto de ley negociado (la Ley CARES) en una votación de 96 a 0. [128] Trump convierte el proyecto de ley en ley el 27 de marzo después de una votación oral en la Cámara de Representantes . [129]
El Pentágono ordena la suspensión durante 60 días de todos los viajes y movimientos de tropas al exterior, ya que hasta el momento 227 soldados estadounidenses han dado positivo en las pruebas de COVID-19. La retirada de Afganistán continuará. [130]
Las infecciones por COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan las 82.000, superando las infecciones en China e Italia , y Estados Unidos tiene ahora más casos notificados que cualquier otro país hasta la fecha. [131]
El Departamento de Trabajo informa que 3,28 millones de estadounidenses solicitaron prestaciones por desempleo la semana pasada, el mayor aumento en la historia de Estados Unidos, superando el máximo histórico de 695.000 en octubre de 1982. [132]
La administración Trump acusa al gobierno del presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro de tráfico de drogas y narcoterrorismo y ofrece una recompensa de 15 millones de dólares por información que conduzca al arresto de Maduro. [133]
29 de marzo – Las tropas de la coalición liderada por Estados Unidos se retiran de la base aérea K-1 de Irak , la tercera base transferida al ejército iraquí este mes. [136]
Los casos de COVID-19 reportados a nivel nacional superan los 163.000 mientras que el número de muertes alcanza los 3.000. Tres cuartas partes de la población de EE. UU. están bajo confinamiento, ya que Maryland , Virginia , Arizona y Tennessee se convirtieron en los últimos estados en restringir el movimiento. [137]
Los productores lácteos estadounidenses tiran miles de galones de leche porque los agricultores no pueden llevar su producto al mercado debido a la escasez de camioneros . [138]
Las compañías de carbón propiedad del gobernador de Virginia Occidental, Jim Justice, acuerdan pagar 5 millones de dólares por miles de violaciones de seguridad en las minas . [142]
3 de abril – Pandemia de COVID-19: Los CDC recomiendan que todos los ciudadanos consideren usar cubiertas faciales de tela o de tela en público. [143]
Pandemia de COVID-19: las muertes por COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan las 10 000, con más de 19 800 recuperaciones. [144]
El presidente Trump firma una orden ejecutiva que fomenta la explotación comercial a largo plazo de varios cuerpos celestes y la extracción de recursos lunares . [145]
7 de abril – Pandemia de COVID-19: Estados Unidos registra la mayor cantidad de muertes por COVID-19 en un solo día hasta la fecha, con más de 1.800 muertes reportadas, lo que eleva el total acumulado a casi 13.000. [146] Esta cifra se supera el 15 de abril, cuando se registran 2.371 muertes en un solo día, superando las 30.800 muertes. [147]
La Liga de Broadway extiende el cierre de los teatros de Broadway hasta el 7 de junio, [151] proyectando el cierre más largo en la historia de Broadway. [152]
14 de abril – Pandemia de COVID-19: el presidente Trump anuncia que suspenderá la financiación estadounidense a la Organización Mundial de la Salud (OMS) en espera de una investigación sobre su respuesta temprana al brote. [156]
El gobernador de Nueva York, Andrew Cuomo, firma una orden ejecutiva que exige que todos en el estado usen una mascarilla o un protector bucal o nasal en público cuando no estén practicando el distanciamiento social . [159]
Se revela que casi 22 millones de estadounidenses solicitaron desempleo en un solo mes debido a los confinamientos por COVID-19, la peor crisis de desempleo desde la Gran Depresión . [160]
La administración Trump revela pautas federales que describen una reapertura gradual en tres fases de las escuelas, el comercio y los servicios para partes del país. [161]
17 de abril – Pandemia de COVID-19: Texas es el primer estado en comenzar a aliviar las restricciones relacionadas con el coronavirus. [162 ] El condado de Duval de Florida es el primero en el estado en aliviar las restricciones, y Jacksonville , Atlantic y Neptune son las primeras playas del estado en reabrir, de forma limitada. [163]
20 de abril : Los precios del petróleo alcanzan un mínimo histórico y caen a valores negativos debido a la actual pandemia de COVID-19 y la guerra de precios del petróleo entre Rusia y Arabia Saudita. [164]
Un informe bipartidista del Senado reafirma las conclusiones de inteligencia que indican que Rusia interfirió en las elecciones presidenciales de 2016. [ 166] [167]
22 de abril – Pandemia de COVID-19: el presidente Trump firma una orden ejecutiva sobre inmigración que detiene la emisión de ciertas tarjetas verdes durante 60 días. [168]
29 de abril – El Departamento de Comercio informa que la economía estadounidense se contrajo un 4,8% en el primer trimestre de 2020, su contracción más severa desde 2008. [173 ]
Pandemia de COVID-19: manifestantes armados ingresan al edificio del Capitolio del estado de Michigan para exigir el fin de las medidas de confinamiento. [174]
3 de mayo – Estados Unidos se enfrenta a una invasión de avispones gigantes asiáticos ( Vespa mandarinia magnifica ), que amenazan a las abejas domésticas. [179]
7 de mayo – El Departamento de Justicia retira los cargos contra el ex asesor de seguridad nacional Michael Flynn en la investigación de Mueller . [180] El 11 de mayo, casi 2.000 ex funcionarios del Departamento de Justicia firman una carta pidiendo la dimisión del fiscal general William Barr por lo que describen como una intervención indebida en el caso Flynn. [181]
8 de mayo – Pandemia de COVID-19: El nivel nacional de desempleo alcanza el 14,7%, con más de 33 millones de solicitudes de desempleo presentadas desde mediados de marzo. [182]
12 de mayo – Pandemia de COVID-19: La Liga de Broadway extiende el cierre de los teatros de Broadway por segunda vez y proyecta la reapertura para el 6 de septiembre. [183]
El Comité de Inteligencia del Senado presenta el quinto y último volumen de su informe sobre la intromisión rusa en las elecciones a la ODNI para su revisión de clasificación. El informe tiene un total de "casi 1.000 páginas". Se publica el 18 de agosto y, según se informa, aporta nueva información sobre la relación del presidente Trump con funcionarios rusos. [186]
Pandemia de COVID-19: Estados Unidos supera los 1,5 millones de casos confirmados de COVID-19 y las 90.000 muertes. [192]
Dos represas en el condado de Midland , Michigan , fallan, lo que provoca evacuaciones extensas y la declaración del estado de emergencia. [193]
La Oficina de Presupuesto del Congreso informa una caída del 38% del PIB sobre una base anualizada en el segundo trimestre de 2020, con 26 millones más de estadounidenses desempleados que en el cuarto trimestre de 2019. [194]
20 de mayo – Pandemia de COVID-19: James Jamal Curry, de 31 años, quien escupió y tosió sobre un oficial de policía en Miami, Florida, después de afirmar que tenía COVID-19, es acusado de cometer un engaño con armas biológicas (terrorismo). [195]
Pandemia de COVID-19: la cifra oficial de muertos a nivel nacional supera los 100.000, más estadounidenses que los que murieron en las guerras de Vietnam y Corea juntas, y se acerca a la de la Primera Guerra Mundial , cuando más de 116.000 estadounidenses murieron en combate. [199] [200]
Protestas por George Floyd: Las protestas en Minneapolis se tornan violentas mientras los activistas piden que se presenten cargos por asesinato contra los agentes de policía involucrados en el asesinato de George Floyd. [201] [202]
El presidente Trump amenaza con cerrar Twitter y otras plataformas de redes sociales, acusándolas de tener prejuicios contra los conservadores . [203]
Protestas por George Floyd: se declara el estado de emergencia en las Ciudades Gemelas, con cientos de soldados de la Guardia Nacional desplegados en las calles mientras las protestas se extienden por todo el país . [204]
El presidente Trump firma una orden ejecutiva que revierte las protecciones de responsabilidad para las empresas de redes sociales sobre el contenido generado por los usuarios. [205] [206]
El oficial de policía de Minneapolis Derek Chauvin está acusado de asesinato en tercer grado y homicidio involuntario por el asesinato de George Floyd. [207] Una autopsia independiente concluye el 1 de junio que la causa de la muerte de Floyd fue "homicidio por asfixia ". [208] El fiscal general de Minnesota, Keith Ellison, aumenta posteriormente el cargo contra Derek Chauvin a segundo grado el 3 de junio; también se presentan cargos contra los otros tres oficiales que estaban presentes. [209]
El primer vuelo tripulado de la SpaceX Dragon 2 (inicialmente programado para el 27 de mayo pero retrasado debido al clima) se lanza desde Cabo Cañaveral , Florida , la primera nave espacial tripulada en lanzarse desde suelo estadounidense desde 2011. [211]
31 de mayo – En respuesta a la ola de disturbios civiles en todo el país, el presidente Trump dice que designará al grupo activista de extrema izquierda Antifa como una organización terrorista. [213] [214] Al día siguiente, el 1 de junio, Trump amenaza con desplegar al ejército para sofocar los disturbios [215] y realiza una controvertida sesión de fotos en la Iglesia Episcopal de San Juan . [216] [217]
En medio de los disturbios en Seattle, los manifestantes declaran una zona autónoma en el Capitolio de la ciudad . [223]
En medio de un renovado debate nacional sobre los monumentos confederados , el secretario del Ejército Ryan D. McCarthy dice que considerará cambiar el nombre de las 10 bases e instalaciones del servicio que llevan el nombre de líderes confederados, una reversión de la posición anterior del Ejército sobre el tema. [224] Una disposición para cambiar el nombre de las bases se incluye más tarde en la Ley de Autorización de Defensa Nacional de 2021. [ 225]
Estallan protestas en Atlanta tras el asesinato de Rayshard Brooks , de 27 años, a manos de un agente de policía en el aparcamiento de un restaurante de comida rápida. [230] Al día siguiente, el 13 de junio, la jefa de policía de Atlanta, Erika Shields, dimite y los manifestantes queman el restaurante de comida rápida donde tuvo lugar el incidente. [231]
14 de junio – Pandemia de COVID-19: las nuevas infecciones aumentan en 25.000, la cifra más alta desde el 2 de mayo, en parte debido al aumento de las pruebas. [232]
Pandemia de COVID-19: La FDA retira la autorización de uso de emergencia de hidroxicloroquina para tratar a pacientes hospitalizados con COVID-19, alegando riesgo innecesario. [234]
25 de junio – Pandemia de COVID-19: Estados Unidos alcanza un récord diario de 40.000 nuevos casos de COVID-19, tras una reversión de la tendencia a la baja de las infecciones a principios de junio. Los estados del sur y el oeste son los más afectados. [237]
29 de junio – Pandemia de COVID-19: el gobernador de Arizona, Doug Ducey, ordena el cierre de todos los bares, clubes nocturnos, gimnasios, cines y parques acuáticos durante 30 días debido a un aumento en los casos de COVID-19. [241]
Pandemia de COVID-19: Florida reporta 10.000 nuevos casos de coronavirus en un solo día, el mayor aumento en un día en el estado desde que comenzó la pandemia, y más que cualquier país europeo en el apogeo de sus brotes. [245]
10 de julio – El presidente Trump conmuta la sentencia de 40 meses del consultor político Roger Stone . [253] [254]
11 de julio – Pandemia de COVID-19: Se ve al presidente Trump usando públicamente una mascarilla por primera vez mientras visita a soldados heridos y trabajadores de la salud en el Hospital Militar Walter Reed . [255]
La administración Trump ordena a los hospitales que eviten a los CDC y envíen todos los datos de los pacientes con COVID-19 a una base de datos central en Washington, DC [259]
La compañía farmacéutica Moderna anuncia que su vacuna comenzará la fase final de pruebas, con aproximadamente 30.000 voluntarios humanos. [260] [261]
Las cuentas de Twitter de figuras políticas destacadas, directores ejecutivos y celebridades son hackeadas para promover una estafa de bitcoin . [262] [263]
Pandemia de COVID-19: el gobernador de Georgia, Brian Kemp, anula todos los mandatos de uso de mascarillas a nivel local en el estado. [264]
17 de julio – El secretario de Defensa, Mark Esper, emite un memorando a los militares sobre la exhibición apropiada de banderas, que excluye la bandera confederada , prohibiéndola efectivamente. [265]
21 de julio – El presidente de la Cámara de Representantes de Ohio, el republicano Larry Householder, es arrestado por agentes federales en relación con un caso de soborno por 60 millones de dólares. El ex presidente del Partido Republicano de Ohio, Matt Borges, también es arrestado, junto con un asesor republicano y dos lobistas. [267]
Se reporta un terremoto de magnitud 7,8 frente a la costa de Alaska . [268]
Protestas por George Floyd: el presidente Trump anuncia un “ aumento ” en el despliegue de agentes federales en ciudades gobernadas por demócratas, tras una represión anterior de las protestas en Oregón. [269]
Las cifras económicas federales muestran una tasa anualizada de contracción del PIB del 32,9% entre abril y junio, la caída más pronunciada desde que se empezaron a llevar registros en 1945. [272] [273]
El presidente Trump firma una orden ejecutiva que prohíbe a cualquier empresa o ciudadano estadounidense realizar transacciones con ByteDance , la empresa matriz de TikTok , en 45 días. [281] Toma medidas similares contra Tencent .
El fundador de Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, alcanza un patrimonio neto que supera los 100 mil millones de dólares, convirtiéndose en el tercer centibillonario , junto a Jeff Bezos y Bill Gates. [282]
10 y 11 de agosto : un huracán con vientos de hasta 140 mph golpea el Medio Oeste , causando cuatro muertes, cientos de heridos, cortes generalizados de servicios públicos y graves daños a la propiedad.
11 de agosto – El candidato presidencial demócrata Joe Biden nombra a la senadora Kamala Harris como su candidata a la vicepresidencia, la primera mujer afroamericana en ejercer el cargo. [285]
19 de agosto : Apple Inc. se convierte en la primera empresa estadounidense valorada en más de 2 billones de dólares. [290]
20 de agosto
Pandemia de COVID-19: Bill Cassidy (republicano de Luisiana) es el segundo senador que da positivo en la prueba de COVID-19. [291]
El ex asesor de la Casa Blanca Steve Bannon es arrestado y acusado de fraude en una campaña de recaudación de fondos para construir un muro en la frontera entre Estados Unidos y México. [292] Es puesto en libertad bajo fianza de 5 millones de dólares tras declararse inocente. [293]
Pandemia de COVID-19: La FDA otorga autorización de uso de emergencia al plasma sanguíneo rico en anticuerpos para el tratamiento de COVID-19 en pacientes hospitalizados. [295] [296]
26 – 31 de agosto – Estallan disturbios en el centro de Minneapolis tras rumores falsos sobre el suicidio de un hombre afroamericano perseguido por la policía. 113 personas son arrestadas. [299]
26 de agosto
Protestas en Kenosha:
Dos personas mueren a tiros durante los disturbios en Kenosha, Wisconsin; un sospechoso es arrestado. [300]
Los atletas profesionales comienzan a boicotear sus respectivas competiciones deportivas en respuesta al tiroteo de Jacob Blake. [301]
El director ejecutivo de Amazon, Jeff Bezos, se convierte en la primera persona en la historia en tener un patrimonio neto que supera los 200 mil millones de dólares, según Forbes . [303]
6 de septiembre – California establece un nuevo récord de superficie terrestre destruida por incendios forestales , con 2,1 millones de acres quemados en lo que va del año. [308]
16 de septiembre – El huracán Sally provoca inundaciones masivas en el sur después de tocar tierra, matando a ocho personas y costando miles de millones de dólares en daños. [312]
Al menos 16 personas reciben disparos y se confirma la muerte de dos en un tiroteo masivo en una fiesta en el patio trasero de Rochester, Nueva York . [315] [316]
Los funcionarios encargados de hacer cumplir la ley informan de la interceptación de un paquete, dirigido al presidente Trump, que contiene la toxina letal ricina . [317]
22 de septiembre – Pandemia de COVID-19: las muertes oficiales por COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan las 200.000. [319]
25 de septiembre – El presidente Trump revela su « Plan Platino » en un mitin de campaña en Atlanta , en el que propone convertir el Juneteenth en un feriado federal, etiquetar al Ku Klux Klan y a Antifa como organizaciones terroristas y convertir el linchamiento en un crimen de odio nacional, entre otras iniciativas socioeconómicas dirigidas a los afroamericanos. [320]
Un informe del New York Times sobre las declaraciones de impuestos personales y comerciales del presidente Trump denuncia años de evasión fiscal y millones en deuda y multas del IRS , entre otras acusaciones. [322] [323]
Pandemia de COVID-19 : se hace realidad el brote de COVID-19 en la Casa Blanca , ya que tanto el presidente Donald Trump como la primera dama Melania Trump dan positivo en la prueba de COVID-19 y entran en cuarentena. Varios miembros del personal de la Casa Blanca y varios miembros del Congreso también dan positivo. [327]
La administración Trump anuncia planes para reducir las admisiones de refugiados en Estados Unidos para 2021 a un mínimo histórico: 15.000 refugiados, por debajo del límite de 18.000 para 2020. [328] [329] [330]
3 de octubre – Pandemia de COVID-19: Para esta fecha, varios senadores estadounidenses que han asistido a eventos presidenciales han dado positivo por COVID-19. [331]
Pandemia de COVID-19: 34 editores de The New England Journal of Medicine denuncian el manejo de la pandemia por parte de la administración Trump. [336]
Un ex importante recaudador de fondos del presidente Donald Trump ha sido acusado de presionar ilegalmente al gobierno de Estados Unidos para que abandonara su investigación sobre el escándalo de corrupción 1MDB de Malasia y deportara a un multimillonario chino exiliado. La acusación dice que Elliott Broidy fue reclutado en 2017 por un ciudadano extranjero anónimo, que se cree que es el malasio Low Taek Jho , para presionar a los funcionarios estadounidenses para que pusieran fin a su investigación sobre un escándalo que envolvía al entonces primer ministro de Malasia, Najib Razak . [337]
El FBI acusa a 13 milicianos de conspirar para secuestrar a la gobernadora de Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, en su casa de vacaciones. [338] Un decimocuarto sospechoso es arrestado el 15 de octubre. [339]
Pandemia de COVID-19: La Liga de Broadway extiende el cierre de los teatros de Broadway por tercera vez, esta vez hasta el 30 de mayo de 2021. [342]
10 de octubre – Pandemia de COVID-19: el presidente Trump organiza su primer evento público en la Casa Blanca desde que se enfermó, informando a los asistentes que habrá una vacuna próximamente. [343]
El Comité Judicial del Senado vota por unanimidad a favor de la nominación de la jueza Amy Coney Barrett , por 12 a 0, mientras los demócratas del comité boicotean el pase de lista. [350]
El Senado confirma a Amy Coney Barrett como juez de la Corte Suprema, por 52 votos a 48, ya que los demócratas del Senado no lograron detener el proceso. [358]
La Corte Suprema dictamina por 5 a 3 que Wisconsin no puede contabilizar las papeletas de voto por correo recibidas después del día de las elecciones. [359]
Estados Unidos es el primer país en superar los 100.000 casos diarios de COVID-19. [370]
Los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los nueve millones. [371]
El FBI inicia una investigación sobre un incidente en Texas donde una gira en autobús de la campaña de Joe Biden fue cancelada después de que una caravana de partidarios del presidente Trump intentara salir de la carretera y chocar el auto de un miembro del personal. [372]
El gobernador de Nueva York, Andrew Cuomo, anuncia que todos los visitantes de fuera del estado deben dar negativo en la prueba de COVID-19 tres días antes de la llegada. [373]
Oregón se convierte en el primer estado en despenalizar la posesión de pequeñas cantidades de narcóticos , incluida heroína , cocaína y LSD . [376]
Los votantes de Arizona , Montana , Nueva Jersey y Dakota del Sur votan a favor de legalizar la marihuana para uso recreativo. Los votantes de Mississippi y Dakota del Sur votan a favor de legalizar la marihuana para uso medicinal. [377]
Mississippi aprueba una nueva bandera estatal para reemplazar el diseño anterior que presentaba una bandera de batalla confederada , mientras que los votantes de Rhode Island aprueban la eliminación de "...y Providence Plantations" del nombre oficial del estado. [378] [379]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: en medio de protestas relacionadas con las elecciones , Facebook prohíbe una página del grupo Stop the Steal de 300.000 miembros que estaba siendo utilizada por partidarios del presidente Trump para organizar protestas contra los resultados de las elecciones, citando llamados a la violencia por parte de algunos participantes. [382]
Texas supera el millón de casos confirmados de COVID-19, el primer estado y el primer lugar del mundo en superar ese hito sin ser un país independiente. [383]
Michigan supera los 200.000 casos confirmados de COVID-19. [384]
Se prevé que Joe Biden haya ganado las elecciones presidenciales, tras varios días de incertidumbre debido al recuento de votos por correo . Su toma de posesión está prevista para el 20 de enero de 2021. Es la primera vez desde 1992 que un rival de un presidente en ejercicio le gana las elecciones al presidente en ejercicio, cuando Bill Clinton derrotó a George H. W. Bush . [385] [386]
10 de noviembre – El presidente Trump promueve a varios de sus supuestos leales a diversos cargos en el Departamento de Defensa tras la destitución el 9 de noviembre del secretario de Defensa, Mark Esper . [389]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: Una coalición de funcionarios federales y estatales declara que las elecciones presidenciales de 2020 son "las más seguras en la historia de Estados Unidos" y afirma que no hay evidencia de sistemas de votación comprometidos. [390] [391]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
California se convierte en el segundo estado después de Texas en alcanzar el millón de casos. [392]
Se notifican más de 150.000 casos nuevos en todo el país, lo que supone un récord mundial por tercer día consecutivo. [393]
El FBI arresta al asesino convicto Leonard Rayne Moses, quien escapó de la custodia en 1971 y había estado en su lista de los diez fugitivos más buscados . [394]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: se proyecta que el presidente electo Joe Biden gane Arizona , el primer demócrata en hacerlo desde Bill Clinton en 1996. [ 395] Biden también se convierte en el primer demócrata en ganar Georgia desde que Clinton lo hizo en 1992. [396]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
Se ordena a más de 130 agentes del Servicio Secreto que se autoaislen o se pongan en cuarentena. [397]
Michigan, Wisconsin , Maryland e Illinois informan nuevos récords de casos nuevos en un solo día. Illinois rompe el récord nacional de casos nuevos informados por un estado en un solo día. [399] [400] [401] [402]
Oregón y Dakota del Norte emiten nuevos mandatos de uso de mascarillas y restricciones para las empresas. [403] [404]
Un terremoto de 5,5 Mw golpea Tonopah , Nevada , el terremoto más grande en Nevada en más de 66 años. [405]
14 de noviembre – Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: miles de manifestantes marchan en Washington, DC en apoyo del presidente Trump y sus afirmaciones de fraude electoral. [406]
Texas supera las 20.000 muertes confirmadas por COVID-19, convirtiéndose en el estado con el segundo mayor número de muertes reportadas en el país, detrás de Nueva York . [411]
Los representantes Cheri Bustos (demócrata por Illinois) y Tim Walberg (republicano por Michigan) anuncian que dieron positivo en la prueba de COVID-19. El representante Mark Pocan (demócrata por Wisconsin) dice que se encuentra en autoaislamiento. [412]
Wisconsin reporta un récord de 92 nuevas muertes en las últimas 24 horas, lo que eleva el número de muertos a 2.741. También se reporta un récord de 318 hospitalizaciones. [413]
Maine , Idaho y Nuevo México informan nuevos récords de casos nuevos en un solo día. [414] [415] [416]
Pensilvania anuncia que los viajeros de fuera del estado deberán realizar cuarentena o presentar un resultado negativo de la prueba de COVID-19 para ingresar al estado. [417]
El gobernador de Ohio , Mike DeWine, ordena un toque de queda nocturno de tres semanas desde las 10:00 p. m. hasta las 5:00 a. m. EST a partir del 19 de noviembre. [418]
El senador estadounidense Chuck Grassley (republicano de Iowa) da positivo por COVID-19. [419]
La FDA otorga autorización de uso de emergencia a un kit de prueba para el hogar de Lucira Health, Inc. que proporciona resultados de COVID-19 en 30 minutos. [420]
El gobernador de Minnesota , Tim Walz, impone varias restricciones nuevas de cuatro semanas a las empresas y las reuniones en espacios cerrados a partir del 20 de noviembre. [424]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: la victoria de Joe Biden en Georgia se confirma y reafirma tras un recuento manual, lo que lo convierte en el primer demócrata en ganar el estado desde Bill Clinton en 1992. [427]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
Utah reporta un número récord de nuevos casos y muertes diarias por COVID-19. [428]
Pensilvania y Maryland reportan nuevos récords diarios de casos nuevos. [429] [430]
El gobernador de California , Gavin Newsom, ordena un toque de queda desde las 10:00 p. m. hasta las 5:00 a. m . (hora del Pacífico) para 41 condados a partir del 21 de noviembre, lo que afectará a más del 90 por ciento de la población del estado. [431]
Los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los 12 millones, seis días después de haber superado los 11 millones de casos. En los últimos días se han reportado más de 200.000 casos nuevos. [439]
Tanto Michigan como Nueva Jersey superan los 300.000 casos confirmados de COVID-19. [440] [441] Nueva Jersey, Mississippi , Oregón y California informan un número récord de nuevos casos diarios. [441] [442] [443] [444]
La senadora estadounidense Kelly Loeffler (republicana de Georgia) entra en cuarentena después de dar positivo en la prueba de COVID-19. [445]
La FDA otorga autorización de uso de emergencia para el cóctel de anticuerpos de Regeneron Pharmaceuticals para tratar a pacientes con COVID-19. [446]
Elon Musk supera a Bill Gates para convertirse en la segunda persona más rica del mundo, con un patrimonio neto de 127.900 millones de dólares, solo detrás de Jeff Bezos . [451]
El Dow Jones sube 500 puntos y supera por primera vez los 30.000. [452]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: un recuento en el condado más grande de Wisconsin da como resultado que Joe Biden obtenga una ganancia neta de 132 votos. [456]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
Los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los 13 millones de casos, seis días después de superar los 12 millones de casos, el cuarto millón del mes. [457]
Minnesota reporta un nuevo récord diario de nuevas muertes. [458]
Nueva York reporta su mayor total diario de casos nuevos desde el 24 de abril. [459]
El ex astronauta Mark Kelly presta juramento como senador de los Estados Unidos después de una elección especial en Arizona. [472]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
Los nuevos casos de COVID-19 en todo el país superan los 200.000, mientras que el número de pacientes hospitalizados con COVID-19 supera los 100.000. [473]
Massachusetts registra nuevos casos diarios e Illinois reporta un número récord de nuevas muertes. [474] [475]
Nuevo México supera los 100.000 casos de COVID-19. [476]
Michigan extiende su cierre parcial estatal de negocios, comidas en interiores en restaurantes y clases presenciales en escuelas secundarias y universidades hasta el 20 de diciembre después de superar los 400.000 casos confirmados de COVID-19. [490] [491] El mismo día, la Cámara de Representantes de Michigan anunció que cancelaría una sesión de votación programada para el 8 de diciembre (y luego el 9 y 10) después de que un asistente legislativo diera positivo por COVID-19. [492]
Wyoming emite nuevos procedimientos de contención, incluido un mandato de uso de mascarillas a nivel estatal para espacios públicos cerrados que durará del 9 de diciembre al 8 de enero. [493]
Los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los 15 millones, y aproximadamente uno de cada 22 estadounidenses ha dado positivo desde que comenzó la pandemia. [494]
Michigan supera las 10.000 muertes confirmadas por COVID-19. [495] La gobernadora Gretchen Whitmer ordena que las banderas ondeen a media asta durante los próximos 10 días, un día por cada 1.000 víctimas. [496]
Estados Unidos supera las 3.000 muertes por COVID-19 en todo el país en un solo día por primera vez. [498]
El gobernador de Pensilvania, Tom Wolf, da positivo por COVID-19. [499]
Casi 30 miembros y empleados de la Cámara de Representantes de Michigan dieron positivo por COVID-19. [500]
La gobernadora de Alabama, Kay Ivey, anuncia que el mandato de uso de mascarillas y la orden de quedarse en casa a nivel estatal se extenderán hasta el 22 de enero. [501]
Elecciones presidenciales de 2020: La Corte Suprema rechaza una demanda para revocar la victoria de Joe Biden en cuatro estados en disputa. [502]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
Los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los 16 millones y se reporta un nuevo récord diario de 3.309 muertes. [503] [504]
California reporta 35.468 casos nuevos en las últimas 24 horas, un nuevo récord para un solo día, y reporta un número récord de 2.013 pacientes hospitalizados y 2.669 pacientes en cuidados intensivos. [505]
La FDA otorga autorización de emergencia para la vacuna Pfizer-BioNTech contra la COVID-19 . [506] La vacuna comienza a enviarse a los 50 estados el 13 de diciembre, [507] y las primeras dosis se administrarán el 14 de diciembre. [508]
Las muertes por COVID-19 en todo el país superan las 300.000. [511]
El gobernador de Virginia Occidental, Jim Justice, es el primer funcionario electo de alto rango que recibe la vacuna Pfizer-BioNTech contra la COVID-19. [512]
El representante estadounidense Paul Mitchell (republicano por Michigan) anuncia que abandona el Partido Republicano y se convierte en independiente . [514]
Joe Biden nomina a Deb Haaland para Secretaria del Interior, convirtiéndose en la primera nativa americana designada para un puesto a nivel de gabinete si es confirmada. [522]
Pandemia de COVID-19:
California reporta nuevos récords en un solo día de nuevos casos y nuevas muertes, rompiendo también récords nacionales. [523]
Texas reporta un récord diario de nuevos casos. [524]
Roy Charles Waller , también conocido como el Violador de NorCal, es sentenciado a 897 años de prisión por una serie de violaciones que se extendieron desde 1991 hasta 2006. [525]
El Congreso aprueba la Ley de Asignaciones Consolidadas de 2021 , un paquete de ayudas para la pandemia y un proyecto de ley de gastos generales por 2,3 billones de dólares. Con 5.593 páginas, es el proyecto de ley más largo jamás aprobado por el Congreso. [529] [530] [531] [532] Después de las objeciones iniciales, el presidente Trump firma el proyecto de ley el 27 de diciembre, evitando un cierre parcial del gobierno. [533]
El presidente electo Joe Biden y la primera dama entrante Jill Biden reciben la vacuna Pfizer-BioNTech contra la COVID-19. [534]
El consejo local de Murdock, Minnesota, otorga el permiso para la creación de una iglesia exclusiva para blancos. La Asamblea Popular Asatru se describe a sí misma como una religión “guerrera” de “gente blanca” del norte de Europa. [537] [538] [539]
27 de diciembre – Pandemia de COVID-19: los casos de COVID-19 a nivel nacional superan los 19 millones, tras haber promediado 185.000 casos diarios durante la semana anterior. [544]
Mary Kay Letourneau , maestra de escuela, condenada por mantener relaciones sexuales con un menor. Más tarde se casó con la víctima, su ex alumna (nacida en 1962 ) [718]
Charlie Daniels , cantautor y músico country (n. 1936 ) [719]
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