The pandemic isn't over. But new cases nationally have dropped below 75,000 a day, less than half the number in August. The United States will soon reopen land borders to vaccinated visitors and lift several international travel restrictions. More than 2 million people boarded flights last Sunday, not too far from pre-pandemic travel levels. Kids, many of them newly vaccine-eligible, are back in school, with no massive surge of new coronavirus infections. Some older students, forced to mask, wear their face coverings as if they were chin guards. Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. The holidays are coming, and it won't be like 2020 this time. It's already obvious in the Halloween decorations, so over-the-top it looks like people are overcompensating for last year's depressed trick-or-treating. The pandemic appears to be winding down in the United States in a thousand subtle ways, but without any singular milestone, or a cymbal-crashing announcement of freedom from the virus. "It doesn't end. We just stop caring. Or we care a lot less," Jennifer Nuzzo, an epidemiologist at the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said when asked when the pandemic would be over. "I think for most people, it just fades into the background of their lives."

The pandemic will only wind down when everyone follows the restriction rules for instance in order to avoid getting coronavirus, wash hands regularly, wear face mask in public places and social distance. There are some people in the world not following these restriction rules and that’s why people are still getting coronavirus. The restriction rules have been mentioned on the news and on television advertisements.

When the majority of ppl are vaccinated.

When you're importing new cases by the hundreds of thousands per month - it doesn't. (You need to find other sources than Yahoo. They're nothing but Liberal puppets.)