"Alcohol is soooo good," an intruder said to recovering alcoholics during a Tuesday AA meeting on Zoom. | Continue reading
"Alcohol is soooo good," an intruder said to recovering alcoholics during a Tuesday AA meeting on Zoom. | Continue reading
The tests could allow thousands of people to leave German states' coronavirus lockdowns early and return to work and other activities. | Continue reading
Daniel Reardon even tried using pliers, but said his "entire nose would shift towards the pliers and then the pliers would stick to the magnet." | Continue reading
The data is anonymized, so the governments are studying general population movement rather than tracking individuals. | Continue reading
The FBI has reportedly reached out to Republican Sen. Richard Burr as part of the investigation, which is in its early stages. | Continue reading
UK government sources quoted on Sunday say China faces a "reckoning" over its handling of the coronavirus crisis. | Continue reading
"If we need to push the date forward, we will push the date forward," Dr. Anthony Fauci said on CNN Sunday. | Continue reading
Three airlines have already folded thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, but that number could grow substantially — and include more major carriers. | Continue reading
The Dutch Ministry of Health said on Saturday that it asked hospitals to return 600,000 face masks after they failed to meet safety requirements. | Continue reading
For the 27 million without health insurance, a study says a 6-day inpatient stay for COVID-19 could be far less — or more — than the $73,000 average. | Continue reading
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, known for his outspokenness on social and political issues, is urging everyone to stop the spread of the coronavirus. | Continue reading
Google's summer internship program will be held in a virtual format this year, as the company continues to feel the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. | Continue reading
Apple Stores will reopen from April. | Continue reading
Airbnb overrode hosts' cancellation policies in response to the coronavirus. But hosts are having to pay the cost of refunds. | Continue reading
Half of small businesses only have a large enough cash buffer to allow them to keep business going for 27 days. | Continue reading
Opinion | Trump says he wants to help American workers recover from the coronavirus shock, but the rest of his party is doing the opposite. | Continue reading
A sudden loss of smell or taste could mean you have the coronavirus, even if you have no other symptoms. | Continue reading
As the site of one of the most severe outbreaks in the US, Washington is seeing the consequences of the US's testing blunders and delays. | Continue reading
A number of "wealthy individuals" approached a company that makes ventilators, a now-scarce piece of equipment used to treat severe cases of COVID-19. | Continue reading
"We hope people who've been laid off will come work with us until they're able to go back to the jobs they had," Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos said. | Continue reading
Chloroquine stands out as a potentially simple, cheap, and scalable COVID-19 treatment, though we haven't seen data from randomized clinical trials. | Continue reading
Customers will have to wait until Apple Stores re-open to get their devices back — but nobody knows when that might be. | Continue reading
The term "compassionate use" refers to using a drug that's not FDA approved when other treatment options are not available. | Continue reading
GitHub staff machine learning engineer Hamel Husain built the COVID-19 Dashboards, an open source project to easily find graphs about coronavirus. | Continue reading
The United States is quickly approaching 10,000 cases of COVID-19, and a delay in testing kits has hurt its response. | Continue reading
New pathogens emerge all the time. It's becoming easier for small groups to create weaponized diseases. Bill Gates says a small group could build a deadlier form of smallpox in a lab. And people are always hopping on planes, making it possible for a disease to reach a new contine … | Continue reading
Many of these companies — which include Everlane, Patagonia, and Apple — have confirmed they will pay employees for lost shifts during this period. | Continue reading
Amazon is suspending all shipments other than medical supplies, household staples and other high-demand products to its warehouses until April 5. | Continue reading
Trump's administration, according to reports, offered large sums of money to secure rights for a possible coronavirus vaccine "only for the USA." | Continue reading
The US government is also preparing to roll out a new drive-thru coronavirus test across the country, Trump said. | Continue reading
Without free and reduced-price school lunches, many children across the US can experience food insecurity and hunger during the summer months. | Continue reading
Todd Rider moved from lab to lab and says he couldn't raise the money to continue testing DRACO, despite, he claims, the continued promise of the concept. | Continue reading
AT&T is lifting data caps and Comcast is offering free internet service for 60 days to low-income families. | Continue reading
Gojo Industries, the family-run company that makes Purell, says the current demand "is on the higher end of the spectrum but not unprecedented." | Continue reading
Uber is asking many of its nearly 27,000 employees to work from home as the coronavirus continues to spread. | Continue reading
Shopify has directed all employees to work from home. And the company will letting workers spend up to $1,000 to get the gear they need to do it. | Continue reading
Son was met with intense backlash online after saying he would offer 1 million free tests for the virus. | Continue reading
This comes after Google asked thousands of staff across North America to work from home. | Continue reading
When the bubonic plague reached Eyam in 1665, a third of the population died after they decided to impose a cordon around the village. | Continue reading
You have to see it to believe it. | Continue reading
France ordered its citizens to stop kissing each other on the cheek as the coronavirus rapidly spreads across Europe. | Continue reading
The WeWork settlement payoff buried a 50-page document that detailed shocking allegations of sex, drugs and discrimination. | Continue reading
Not every one went to the Ivy League for undergrad. | Continue reading
The Tesla misread a 35mph speed sign as an 85mph sign after it was altered with black tape. | Continue reading
Companies are creating new products and ways to get around the cookie limitations, but some marketers worry those moves will be short-term fixes. | Continue reading