The US will require a negative COVID-19 test from international travelers starting January 26

The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will begin requiring a negative COVID-19 test from international travelers.

Robert R. Redfield, the CDC director, is set to sign the order on January 12. It will then be implemented starting January 26.

This order — which was first reported by Wall Street Journal — builds upon the CDC's recent decision to require all passengers flying into the US from the UK to show a negative COVID-19 test prior to boarding, a call that was made following detections of a new, more...