Coronavirus
Passover Will Be Very Different This Year — And That’s OK
Why is this year different from all other years? To start with, the Seder will be happening over Zoom.
Jennifer R. Bernstein
Losing Soccer During The Coronavirus Outbreak Is Devastating For Kids Who Found Refuge In Sports
“I just feel like I’m not me,” one 16-year-old stuck indoors told BuzzFeed News.
Molly Hensley-Clancy
Thousands Of Canadians Are Crossing The Border To Help The US Respond To The Coronavirus Outbreak
There are 1,500 to 2,000 health care workers living in Windsor, Ontario, who regularly cross the border to work in the Detroit area.
Emma Loop
"Safer At Home" Vs. "Shelter In Place": Unpacking Terms We're Using During A Pandemic
Are you self-quarantining or self-isolating?
Sarah Schweppe
14 Incredibly British Things That Have Happened In Lockdown
Two words: ham window.
Josie Ayre
Queen Elizabeth Will Give A Rare Televised Address On Sunday About The Coronavirus
It's thought to be just the fourth address of its kind during the Queen's reign.
Joey D'Urso
Google Is Publishing Location Data From 131 Countries To Show How Coronavirus Lockdowns Are Working
The anonymized data is being published on a dedicated new website.
Pranav Dixit
Two NHS Nurses Have Died From The Coronavirus
Areema Nasreen, a 36-year-old nurse at Walsall Manor Hospital, and Aimee O'Rourke, a 38-year-old who worked at Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother Hospital in Margate, have both died.
Ikran Dahir
This Man Thought He Bought His Country A Vast Supply Of Coronavirus Masks. It Was A Scam.
Zorig Tumensaan spent thousands trying to help Mongolia build up a national coronavirus mask stockpile — and got nothing in return.
Richard Holmes
New Parents Raising Their Babies In Isolation Are Grieving For The Experience They Imagined
"The minute the mum's groups were closed, that increased the number of calls significantly," said the chief executive of a perinatal depression hotline.
Gina Rushton
22 Heartbreaking, Real-Life Pictures That Show What It's Like To Work In Hospitals Right Now
"I just spent 13 hours with eight patients on ventilators. By the end of my shift, there were only five."
Spencer Althouse
Employees At Office Depot Stores Don’t Think They’re Providing Essential Services During The Coronavirus Pandemic. They Still Have To Go To Work Anyway.
“We’re getting a bunch of people who are kind of just bored shopping,” one employee said.
Stephanie K. Baer
The FDA Now Says It Will Allow Imports Of KN95 Masks, An Alternative To Scarce N95 Masks
Although the regulator recently authorized use of many kinds of foreign-certified respirators, it left the Chinese masks off the list.
Ken Bensinger
How Influencer Arielle Charnas Became The Face Of "Privilege In The Age Of The Coronavirus"
The Something Navy blogger has become the unwitting poster child for what not to do in a pandemic. Here's how we got here.
Stephanie McNeal
"Red Table Talk" Had An Entire Episode About Managing Anxiety, And The Tips Are Amazing
"We have to become careful with whose pain and how much pain we can take on."
Morgan Sloss
Here Are 8 Quick Tips To Keep You From Getting "Zoombombed" By Trolls
Like most things, not tweeting is always a good idea.
Salvador Hernandez
Some Amazon Employees With Fevers Are Being Sent Home Without Pay
Amazon said employees who test positive for the coronavirus get two weeks paid leave, but those sent home with a fever should use paid time off if they have it or take unpaid leave if they don’t.
Caroline O'Donovan
After The Coronavirus Passes, Your World Will Not Go Back To Normal
Before the pandemic began, the systems that govern our world were brittle. Today, they are broken. When we emerge, the world will be different, and so will we.
Ryan Broderick
Bodies Are Being Left To Rot At Home In This City As The Coronavirus Spreads
One woman told BuzzFeed News she went out into the street to find people to remove her uncle's corpse, as her home city in Ecuador is overwhelmed by the coronavirus.
Karla Zabludovsky
“Silent Carriers” Are Helping Spread The Coronavirus. Here’s What We Know About Them.
People with no COVID-19 symptoms may be spreading the disease — but big questions remain about how much they are driving the pandemic.
Stephanie M. Lee
