Oxford vaccine trials raise hope
The WHO said the news out of the UK was very promising, but also warned against a quick fix to the COVID-19 crisis.
Stress and coping during times of COVID-19
CDC analyzes the emotional and mental impacts of those affected by the quarantine.
Climate change won’t stop for Coronavirus
The next several months could bring hurricanes, floods and fire, on top of the pandemic. How do you shelter in place during an evacuation?
New York City’s phase 2 of reopening
Monday marked just the second of four planned reopening phases for The Big Apple, once the epicenter of US coronavirus cases, after a three-month shutdown and an early-April peak.
COVID: Revealing deep inequities by race
Overall COVID-19 mortality rate for Black Americans is 2.4 times as high as the rate for Whites and 2.2 times as high as the rate for Asians and Latinos.
5 lessons worth remembering all your life
These life lessons take most people a while but ultimately stand the test of time.
A rising star in banking
Aptitude, intellect, decision making skills, and self-confidence to rise high: The remarkable legacy of the new Citigroup president Jane Fraser.
The woman behind Facebook
Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg has run the PR gamut from feminist spokesperson to scapegoat amid scandal.
The woman driving the automotive industry
The first female CEO in the US auto industry, Mary Barra, is looking towards the future of mobility for General Motors.
Learning is frustrating… and that’s a good thing
Doing badly can ironically become a moment of potential liberation. Through it you can rewrite the story of who you are.
Isle of calm
NPR Music made a playlist of songs we can turn to when we need calm.
Americans are paying attention
Gallup revealed important findings regarding American public opinion on coronavirus.
Topics to contemplate during quarantine
Having a schedule isn’t just helpful, it’s essential.
Something good from COVID19
NASA found “significant decreases” in nitrogen dioxide over China.
Coronavirus is tearing us apart, together
The novel coronavirus is opening deep fissures in our societies that may persist even after the wave of infections subsides.