Art
New York Bake Shop Selling Anthony Fauci Donuts with His Face
New York Bake Shop Selling Anthony Fauci Donuts with His Face | PEOPLE.com. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. -. - CloseDown TrianglePreviousClosePreviousNextNextNextPreviousPreviousPreviousPreviousDown TrianglePrevious. -. -. -. -. -. - ellipsisMailiphoneImage zoomCloseNextCloseClose. Printed from. VIEW IMAGE. This New York Bake Shop Is Selling Donuts with Dr. Anthony Fauci's Face on Them. this link is to an ... Full story
Education
Med students are graduating early to join the fight against COVID-19
In a normal year, fourth-year medical students across the United States would have some downtime in April. They would have already found out where they’ll be doing their residencies and should have the whole month or more to coast through to graduation and the start of their medical careers in the summer. But this isn’t a normal year, and a handful of medical schools around the country are offering to let students graduate early so they can ... Full story
GitLab offers key lessons in running an all-remote workforce in new e-book – TechCrunch
We’re still waiting for Trump to make good on coronavirus testing plan
COVID-19: Entry approval required for all long-term pass holders entering Singapore
President @realDonaldTrump News Conference with #coronavirus Task Force via @RSBNetwork"
China's coronavirus test kits have high error rate? The answer is 'no'
Why UX designers and users should be well aware of cognitive biases
This is what’s it like to be a developer for the Dutch intelligence service
High school students build replica of their school in Minecraft to host prom, graduation virtually
Economics
Oil price collapses to lowest level for 18 years
The price of oil has sunk to levels not seen since 2002 as demand for crude collapses amid the coronavirus pandemic. Brent crude fell to $22.58 a barrel at one point on Monday, its lowest level since November 2002. Meanwhile the price of US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) fell below $20 a barrel and close to an 18-year low. Oil prices have fallen by more than half during the past month as companies cut back or close production. In addition to the ... Full story
Grocery workers are brave frontliners, too, in the time of COVID-19
Lyft is offering free and discounted bike-share passes for workers fighting the coronavirus
Rent the Runway lays off all retail employees due to coronavirus uncertainty
What should you do with your stimulus check? The experts weigh in.
Entertainment
EXO’s Suho hopes to show real self in solo album
Suho of EXO released his first solo album, “Self-Portrait,” on Monday, hoping to connect with the audience through the most personal side of himself. “As a solo artist, I wanted to make music that captured the color and musicality of Kim Jun-myeon (Suho’s given name), not the one I had shown through EXO as a group. I do feel burdened, but excitement outruns nervousness,” Suho said in a statement. The six-track EP is fronted by lead track “Let’s ... Full story
Health
Trump extends shutdown, Fauci warns 200k could die
President Trump has extended the nationwide shutdown of thousands of businesses until April 30, prolonging social distancing measures in a bid to curtail the fast-spreading coronavirus epidemic. Mr. Trump says the rate of new infections in the country is expected to "peak" in about two weeks, but he believes the U.S. will be "well on its way to recovery" by June 1. While endorsing Mr. Trump's decision to prolong the economic pain to slow the ... Full story
At least 8 strains of the coronavirus are spreading across the globe
Coronavirus: Number of UK deaths rises above 1,000 News
Mexico: López Obrador Misinforms Public on the Health Risks of the Pandemic
Hertz offers free rental cars to health care workers in New York City
Law
President @realDonaldTrump and the #coronavirus Task Force News Briefing via @RSBNetwork"
Diamond and Silk: "LIVE: President @realDonaldTrump and the #coronavirus Task Force News Briefing via @RSBNetwork" - -. - Sorry, this site requires JavaScript for full functionality. Please enable JavaScript in your browser and reload the page. Full story
Living
Is not wearing underwear healthy? Here, the health effects| Well+Good
Photo: Getty Images/GlobalStock. During social distancing, a lot of our normal day-to-day practices have gone straight out the window. Normal meal times, for one; confining your boobs to a bra , for another. And one more I’d personally like to add to the list? Wearing underwear. If you’ve ditched your usual undergarments in favor of leggings life, well, same. But the good news, according to the pros, is that that’s A-OK… as long as you’re ... Full story
Politics
Peace and Security Council Report No 122 Africa
Peace and Security Council Report No 122 - ISS Africa - - - - - feature-5icon-printerlogologo-chlogo-fr PEACE AND SECURITY COUNCIL REPORT NO 122 In this issue PSC postpones several activities due to COVID-19 Stand-off following presidential elections in Guinea-Bissau Patching up South Sudan’s broken political space Africa’s role in the scramble for the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden. Why has the AU been silent on the Ethiopian dam dispute? South ... Full story
As Wealthy Depart For Second Homes, Class Tensions Come To Surface In Coronavirus Crisis
Saudi Arabia allegedly spied on its citizens in the US through a network flaw
Coronavirus: Police break up 'massive' karaoke party during COVID-19 lockdown measures
Joe Rogan: 'Trump Is Going To Eat Biden Alive. That Guy Can Barely Remember What He's Talking About'
Sport
Tacko Fall's journey from Senegal to the NBA
It is hard to miss Tacko Fall. The 7-foot-6-inch center for the Boston Celtics and Maine Red Claws is among the tallest players in professional basketball. He came to the U.S. from Dakar, Senegal, as a 16-year-old, with a special visa, a high school scholarship and the opportunity to play a mostly unfamiliar sport: basketball. This week on 60 Minutes, correspondent Jon Wertheim interviewed Fall about his journey to the NBA as part of a 60 ... Full story
Technology
Microsoft tweaks Xbox and Teams services during 775 percent surge in cloud demand
Microsoft is seeing a massive increase in demand for its cloud services during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. “We have seen a 775 percent increase of our cloud services in regions that have enforced social distancing or shelter in place orders,” explains a Microsoft Azure blog post . This increase in demand includes Windows Virtual Desktop usage growing more than three times, and record numbers across Microsoft Teams, Xbox Game Pass, Xbox ... Full story
Samsung’s new Galaxy Tab A offers LTE connectivity
The best wired and wireless gaming mouse: Razer, Logitech and more
Zoom updates iOS app to remove code that sent device data to Facebook
U.S. Space Force launches $1.2 billion military communications satellite
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