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Trump says the next two weeks will be 'very painful' as confirmed US cases approach 200,000
Coronavirus Yesterday
At a White House press conference with medical experts on Tuesday, President Trump warned of a "very, very painful two weeks" ahead for Americans. NIAID Director Dr. Anthony Fauci also suggested that 100-200,000 Americans could die in the coming months. Fellow expert Dr. Deborah Birx struck a more optimistic note, suggesting extensive mitigation efforts could yield results by July.
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Could a 100-year-old vaccine help fight Covid-19?
A tuberculosis vaccine that's been around for about 100 years is being given to health-care workers in Australia to see if it will protect them against the coronavirus.
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Colton tackled COVID-19 & death threats. His new foe? 'Bach' producers
The “Bachelor” alum reveals what happens behind the scenes of the ABC dating show.
Powerful earthquake strikes Idaho
US news Last night
The preliminary 6.5 magnitude quake hit north of Boise on Tuesday evening, according to the USGS. There are currently no reports of damages or injuries.
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World Cup Champion Alex Morgan Finds Her Silver Lining
Soccer star @alexmorgan13 didn’t plan for an Olympic postponement, or the reality of giving birth in the midst of a global pandemic. Now, everything has changed, but she’s already looking to the next goal. By Senior Health Editor @macaelamack
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Quebec couple sent packing after trying to 'flee' pandemic to a remote community in the Yukon
Coronavirus Yesterday
A Quebec couple is facing criticism after they decided to travel across the country to the remote town of Old Crow, Yukon, in an ill-advised attempt to escape the COVID-19 outbreak. The community — which has no local doctor nor the capacity to deal with an outbreak — forced the couple to self-isolate before sending them away. Canadians are being urged to avoid small or rural communities, which are not well-equipped to deal with the pandemic.
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Amazon warehouse worker in New York fired after leading coronavirus protest
Coronavirus Yesterday
Christian Smalls, an assistant manager at Amazon's Staten Island, New York, facility, was fired after leading a protest on Monday, where workers voiced concerns over coronavirus protections. The company said Smalls was let go for "violating social distancing guidelines."
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Socially distant dancing happens each morning on this street
Amazing Last night
Each morning at 11am, this British street enjoys a socially distant dance led by local instructor Janet. Elsa, who filmed the latest distant-boogie, says that it was meant to be a once-off thing, but it gave everyone's spirits such a lift that they decided to keep going.
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Covid-19: Pregnant women are contemplating changing their birth plans
Pregnant women in their third trimester are anxious about delivering their babies in a hospital during the coronavirus pandemic, leading some to consider home birthing.
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No, Idaho quakes are not going to cause a volcanic eruption at Yellowstone
US news Last night
A strong earthquake and aftershocks that occurred in Idaho on Tuesday are not related to the Yellowstone supervolcano. After some people speculated that could be the case, the USGS and various experts explained the quakes are due to a tectonic extension of western USA, rather than activity from the volcano.
A look at how US air travel has declined during the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus Yesterday
According to the Transportation Security Administration, the number of passengers traveling domestically in the US declined 93% compared to 2019. The change could mean that more Americans are following social distancing recommendations, and only boarding flights for essential travel.
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The kids are alright as you can tell by these Zoom backgrounds 😂
Haha Yesterday
There is no lack of creativity as an entire generation turns to video communication in the era of social distancing.
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COVID-19 Killed Trans Latina Activist Lorena Borjas but Not Her Legacy
Trans Latina activist Lorena Borjas has died of coronavirus-related complications. Friends and fellow campaigners say she made the personal passionately political.
Audacious goats move in on empty town in coronavirus lockdown
Animals Yesterday
What appears to be a small herd of goats has overrun the township of Llandudno in the north of Wales. Manchester Evening News' @AndrewStuart worried that he had gotten the goats arrested after spotting them having a midnight feast from a pub window. Little did Andrew know, that night was just the beginning.
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The collective agreement to cancel (or not cancel) April Fools' Day is official 🗓❌
Haha Yesterday
With the current state of society, the idea of "celebrating" April Fools' Day is up for debate.
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Social distancing might be helping California avoid New York's fate
The coronavirus continues to spread rapidly in the Bay Area and Seattle, but so far at a rate slower than in the country’s other hot spots such as New York, New Jersey, Michigan and Louisiana.
Houseparty offers $1m reward for proof they are a victim of 'smear campaign'
Technology March 31, 2020
The popular video chatting app is refuting claims that it hacks users' accounts, instead suggesting that the "rumors were spread by a paid commercial smear campaign to harm Houseparty."
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CNN anchor Chris Cuomo says he tested positive for coronavirus
Coronavirus Yesterday
The CNN anchor and brother of New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Tuesday that he was diagnosed with COVID-19 and quarantined in his home's basement. "I will do my shows from here," he wrote in a statement. "We will all beat this by being smart and tough and united."
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Meghan and Harry make their royal split official. What comes next?
The couple began the process of leaving the royal family in January. As the split becomes official today, here's what their new lives might look like.
They were building Coachella. Now, they fight COVID-19 to stay afloat
What had been a growing market for live events completely collapsed in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. Choura Events — behind Coachella, SXSW and other major entertainment events — has pivoted to fight the virus.
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