From Jenna Orkin
Coronavirus Courier Crashes On Seekonk Highway, But Samples Not Damaged
Cuba hits out at 'cruel' US sanctions during virus pandemic
"La muerte en casa es la mejor opción" for the elderly

India’s Hunger Games

Lines of Ambulances in Moscow

Even McDonald’s is now turning away black customers in Guangzhou

Coronavirus wreaks havoc on New York City's public housing

Ebola: 11-month-old girl becomes second to die in Congo amid fears of new wave

Snowden Warns Governments Are Using Coronavirus to Build ‘the Architecture of Oppression’

Facebook may face federal probe for turning user data over to Trump campaign

Chicago Prisoners Post Signs in Jail Windows: “Help, No Supply” and “We’re Dying”

Chernobyl Wildfires Reignite, Stirring Up Radiation

1. University of Oxford vaccinologist eyes September vaccine arrival

2. Spain's government is issuing back-to-work guidelines after its coronavirus death rate slowed

   Trump reportedly said he would reject a bailout package if it included aid to keep the US Postal Service functioning

   100 more sailors from the USS Theodore Roosevelt have tested positive for coronavirus, making up 75% of the Navy's total cases worldwide

   Citi's head of campus recruiting explains why the bank just guaranteed full-time offers for interns, and shares its latest thinking on going virtual this summer

   Dubai's intense COVID-19 lockdown requires an online permit, and exhaustive details, to go outside for any reason whatsoever. This is what it's like.

   This 36-square-foot mobile tiny home fits on the back of a rickshaw, and it's made from old bus parts — take a look inside

   Cruise workers on Holland America's Rotterdam ship say they were forced into a perilous rescue mission of the COVID-19 stricken Zaandam, and now hundreds of crew members are stranded onboard wondering what's next.

   Some American cities are finally banning cars from hundreds of streets to give people room to social distance while exercising