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A study finds severe Covid-19 patients who take the antiviral medicine remdesivir experience rapid recoveries, with nearly all patients discharged in less than a week from a Chicago hospital. 1/24

In case you missed it: TMN’s Rosecrans Baldwin profiles the scientist who figured out remdesivir’s capabilities. 2/24

New guidelines released by the White House mean that the restoration of American society will take place on a patchwork basis. 3/24

Jane Mayer goes deep in a long profile of Mitch McConnell, the ultimate self-dealer, as “Trump’s enabler-in-chief.” 4/24

Related/unrelated: Bloopers from the golden age of Hollywood. 5/24

Connecticut’s Chris Murphy, a rising Democratic star: “This world cannot become a better place unless the United States is an active force for good.” 6/24

Saturday Night Live star Michael Che says he’ll pay the rent of all residents in his grandmother's former building, following her death of the coronavirus. 7/24

Meanwhile, reports suggest a record number of landlords are sexually harassing vulnerable tenants. 8/24

Overall tonnage in New York City garbage pick-ups is down, confirming how many people fled the virus. At the same time, speeding cameras are issuing twice as many tickets. 9/24

Some greatest hits from Instagram’s #BestNYaccent challenge: one, two, three, four, five. 10/24

The Hastings Contemporary art museum, closed to the public, offers robot tours using a mobile “telepresence” device. 11/24

"My wife hates it when I work from home." Banksy is doing art in his bathroom. 12/24

Related: People draw maps of their homes. 13/24

Traveler extraordinaire Rick Steves is like the rest of us: stuck at home, watching TV, drinking with friends on Zoom. 14/24

A 99-year-old veteran walked 100 laps of his garden to raise money for Britain's National Health Service. He raised over £13 million. 15/24

In Wikipedia Race, you and a friend try to get from one article to another by only clicking links within articles along the way. 16/24

A Finnish baker stays in business by selling novelty toilet roll cakes. 17/24

The author of Sourdough on the bread’s appeal. 18/24

The Icelandic Forestry Service is encouraging people to hug trees. 19/24

Around the world, the apparent resiliency of nature is leavening a global tragedy "with brief moments of wonderment." For example, video footage of a massive siphonophore. 20/24

See also: Six hours of grazing livestock. 21/24

First there was the dog delivering for a winery. Now a Rottweiller known as Dogtor Loki is bringing healing kits to nurses. 22/24

The only northern white rhinos left are two females, and neither can carry a pregnancy. An audacious plan to save a species. 23/24

And here is the strangest thing we saw on the internet yesterday. 24/24

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