Americans are worried about lifting stay-at-home orders too quickly amid the coronavirus pandemic, according to a WSJ/NBC News poll
Nearly six in 10 in the survey said they were concerned that the country would move too fast to loosen restrictions aimed at slowing the outbreak, compared with about three in 10 who said the greater worry was the economic impact of waiting too long.
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