Jimmy Fallon = green onion.
In the absence of federal direction, states and America’s top experts forge the path ahead. 1/23
A guide to the stimulus checks being sent to a large majority of American adults. 2/23
Worries about liquidity in the mortgage finance system have been building for years. 3/23
As the pandemic exposes the US healthcare system’s inadequacies, Instagram’s wellness peddlers are thriving. 4/23
Op-ed: Excluding med students or letting them avoid caring for Covid-19 patients is bad for medicine and bad for young doctors. 5/23
How one electronics factory in Silicon Valley, a fabricator of essential parts, has retooled in an attempt to stay open. 6/23
Apple and Google are teaming up to create a system that alerts people on their phones if they've been in contact with a Covid-19 patient. 7/23
"Our losses made all this unity and action possible." For veterans of the AIDS epidemic, this moment is galling, also gratifying. 8/23
When we order takeout, are we saving restaurants or putting people in harm's way Unfortunately, we appear to be doing both. 9/23
A round-up of alcohol delivery services for urban and non-urban dwellers alike. 10/23
In Canada, businesses have taken the "hockey-stick length apart" rule somewhat literally with actual hockey sticks. 11/23
The Chinese Professional Baseball League is about to start its season. One team will play for robot mannequins dressed as fans. 12/23
The Quarantine Backyard Ultra running race is either a reminder of human resilience, or a reason to despair. 13/23
Related: A surge in at-home marathons. 14/23
Runners are feeling the vitriol in densely populated places, sometimes for good reason. That said, the viral “study” about runners spreading coronavirus “is not actually a study.” 15/23
Tips on looking good during video chat from Tom Ford. It mostly comes down to proper lighting. 16/23
A white paper samples 35 Minnesota men and women defining "cabin fever." 17/23
See also: An archive of annual guides to the last decade’s best board games. 18/23
It’s never too late to learn something new, like how to fold a bag of chips properly. 19/23
Keeping up production of baguettes turns out to be essential to helping France survive the crisis. And from 2016, a list of vegetables you can regrow from scraps. 20/23
Related: Jimmy Fallon makes a comeback during the coronavirus. 21/23
With "Murder Most Foul," Bob Dylan scores his first No. 1 hit under his own name on any Billboard chart. 22/23
Strange particles observed in Antarctica suggest the existence "of a topsy-turvy universe" existing in parallel with ours. 23/23
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