Man uses $900 from savings to buy gas for more than 50 Detroit nurses
A good Samaritan decided to use the $900 he’d been saving to do something nice for Detroit nurses on the front lines of the fight against the…
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Man uses $900 from savings to buy gas for more than 50 Detroit nurses
A good Samaritan decided to use the $900 he’d been saving to do something nice for Detroit nurses on the front lines of the fight against the…
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Man uses $900 from savings to buy gas for more than 50 Detroit nurses
A good Samaritan decided to use the $900 he’d been saving to do something nice for Detroit nurses on the front lines of the fight against the…
Continue ReadingExperts warn lockdown could come at ‘psychological cost’ to footballers
Jose Mourinho is pedaling on an exercise bike to the familiar beat of “Sweet Home Alabama.” The Tottenham manager, far from engrossed in…
Continue ReadingCoronavirus first ravaged parts of Washington state. Now there are signs of a change
Seattle’s hospitals are preparing for a surge of coronavirus cases, but there are faint glimmers the situation is improving in the place where…
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Coronavirus first ravaged parts of Washington state. Now there are signs of a change
Seattle’s hospitals are preparing for a surge of coronavirus cases, but there are faint glimmers the situation is improving in the place where…
Continue ReadingJane Fonda joins TikTok and revives her iconic ‘Jane Fonda Workout’
Jane Fonda posted her very first TikTok of herself doing the famous “Jane Fonda Workout” in order to raise climate crisis awareness.…
Continue ReadingAnkle monitors ordered for Louisville, Kentucky residents exposed to Covid-19 who refuse to stay home
Kentucky is taking severe measures to ensure residents exposed to the coronavirus stay at home. Louisville residents who have been in contact with…
Continue ReadingCoronavirus sparks a ‘war for masks’ as accusations fly
As the coronavirus pandemic spreads across Europe and the United States, a global scramble for protective equipment such as masks and gloves is…
Continue ReadingThe coronavirus pandemic has been catastrophic for house cleaners and nannies
Before the coronavirus had reached the US, Betania Shephard would clean about six to eight apartments and homes in a normal week. These days, nearly…
Continue ReadingThis superyacht is designed to vanish in the water
Superyachts are usually made to stand out, but this new cutting-edge concept is quite the opposite — designed to blend into the background. The…
Continue ReadingEnglish Premier League players ‘thrown under a PR bus’ by clubs, says Gary Lineker
Adored by millions of fans around the world, English Premier League footballers suddenly find themselves in an unusual position — a lightning…
Continue ReadingNo more self-serve soda and hot dog rollers: Coronavirus upends convenience stores
The coronavirus outbreak is threatening America’s vast convenience store industry as consumers fill up at the pump less frequently and…
Continue ReadingStores are hiring like crazy. But they have part-time workers who want more hours
Large retail and grocery chains staying open during the coronavirus crisis are on hiring sprees. But some of the companies’ existing part-time…
Continue ReadingOil prices march higher as OPEC calls for emergency meeting on Monday
OPEC will meet on Monday with Russia and other oil producers in the hope of agreeing supply cuts and ending a brutal price war. The meeting, called…
Continue ReadingA restaurant once dubbed the world’s best reopens to feed first responders
It’s safe to say no one in the world is sitting down to a three-plus hour, eight-course dinner costing hundreds of dollars at any of the top…
Continue ReadingLoss of smell from coronavirus: How to test your sense
In mild to moderate cases of coronavirus, a loss of smell, and therefore taste, is emerging as one of the most unusual early signs of the disease…
Continue ReadingThe US is not issuing new passports unless it’s a ‘life-or-death’ family emergency
The US has stopped issuing new passports, unless in a “life-or-death emergency,” in an effort to help stop the spread of coronavirus. In…
Continue ReadingHave to cook from home for the first time? Here’s what you need to know (plus your first recipe!)
With the intensity of the coronavirus situation increasing each day, getting food in the hands of so many who can’t leave home presents a…
Continue ReadingCommander of aircraft carrier hit by coronavirus removed for ‘poor judgment’ after sounding alarm
The commander of a US aircraft carrier that has been hit by a major outbreak of coronavirus has been relieved of command for showing “poor…
Continue ReadingCan you use apps to track coronavirus and protect privacy? Europe’s going to try
Countries across Europe are looking to launch tracking apps to fight the spread of the coronavirus, without raising the kinds of privacy concerns…
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Prince Charles opens new London coronavirus field hospital via videolink
Prince Charles, the heir to the British throne, opened a new coronavirus field hospital, NHS Nightingale, via videolink on Friday from his home in…
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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…
Continue ReadingA waitress couldn’t pay her rent, and then a stranger came forward
Thanks to a total stranger, a now-jobless Los Angeles waitress will be able to pay her rent. Shujana Anthony loved being a waitress, she told CNN.…
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A waitress couldn’t pay her rent, and then a stranger came forward
Thanks to a total stranger, a now-jobless Los Angeles waitress will be able to pay her rent. Shujana Anthony loved being a waitress, she told CNN.…
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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…
Continue ReadingAncient 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…
Continue ReadingCruise 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…
Continue ReadingTrump letter attacking Schumer is sent as President says ‘this is not the time for politics’
The White House released a letter from President Donald Trump attacking Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer in starkly personal terms on Thursday…
Continue ReadingCoronavirus may be upending the rules of the global oil game
President Donald Trump set off a record spike for US crude futures on Thursday with a tweet saying he expected Russia and Saudi Arabia to cut…
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