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Month: April 2020

Frank Ocean drops new music

We are one step closer to Frank Ocean’s third album. The singer has released not one but two new songs. “Dear April” and “Cayendo” (the latter of which includes Ocean singing partially in Spanish) started streaming Friday and also appear on special vinyl releases. Ocean previewed the tunes last October and followed that up with

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Tune in to Dr. Fauci

Want to feel better in this moment of crisis? Stop binge-watching the shows. Put down the ice cream. (They’ll be there later.) Tune in to Tony Fauci when he appears on TV or better yet, listen to him chat with Dr. Sanjay Gupta on his CNN podcast. When you do, you’ll hear the leader we

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Why Fauci is winning the battle for public trust

During a White House briefing on March 20, Dr. Anthony Fauci, the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, respectfully pushed back against President Donald Trump’s claim that an anti-malaria drug would successfully treat coronavirus patients. The evidence was only anecdotal at that point, Fauci cautioned. Yet, just this week, the FDA

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Ancient humans are having a moment. Here are the fascinating new things we’ve learned this week about our ancestors

It’s a banner week for ancient humans. A multitude of studies are revealing intriguing new details, silencing debates about our ancient human ancestors, and strengthening their connections to modern humans. Timelines are being pushed back, mysteries are solved and details of everyday life are revealed. Even though ancient human ancestors differ in many ways from

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Cruise ships are still scrambling for safe harbor

More than a dozen cruise ships remain stranded at sea right now — some with and some without passengers — as ports deny entry and passengers panic about returning home. On March 13, in light of mounting fears over onboard Covid-19 outbreaks, the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) made the decision to suspend operations from

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Alcaldesa de Guayaquil pide al Gobierno poder levantar cuerpos que permanecen en casas durante la emergencia sanitaria

(CNN Español) — La alcaldesa de Guayaquil, Cynthia Viteri, solicitó este jueves al gobierno de Ecuador que, a raíz de la “alarmante situación” generada por el coronavirus, el municipio que ella lidera tenga la facultad de levantar los cadáveres “que permanecen en las casas, esperando ser retirados”. El pedido de Viteri se da tras los

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Delay in Trump’s financial documents cases clouds House power on investigations

The Supreme Court’s decision to postpone indefinitely cases related to President Donald Trump’s financial records represents the latest setback to efforts by the US House to compel information from the President and White House officials. Any erosion of congressional power could have consequences for future investigations, including during the Covid-19 pandemic, as lawmakers are likely

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Iceland lab’s testing suggests 50% of coronavirus cases have no symptoms

There’s a lot about Iceland that other countries could envy: Its spectacular natural surroundings, its place among the world’s happiest countries, and, now, its large-scale testing for the novel coronavirus, which could influence how the world understands the outbreak. Experts have said comprehensive testing is key to controlling coronavirus, and creating a more accurate picture

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