Pour Chris Evans.

The latest updates on the coronavirus from the Guardian, the Boston Globe, Buzzfeed News. 1/22

A ray of hope: For the first time since the pandemic began, China announces no new locally transmitted infections. 2/22

Financial columnist Andrew Ross Sorkin spent the week talking to people behind other bailouts and came up with a plan: a no-interest “bridge loan” to everybody. 3/22

With all major sports canceled, online casinos are taking bets on the weather. 4/22

According to Verizon, US video game usage during peak hours has gone up 75 percent since the quarantine first went into effect. 5/22

Spain nationalizes private hospitals, deputizes upper-level medical students in the mobilization against the virus. 6/22

What the coronavirus means for women giving birth. 7/22

Related: Being pregnant in a pandemic, staying six feet away from people is possible, “but distancing from the prospect of pain is futile.” 8/22

In case you're a longtime fan or a new listener, Reply-All is doing live support call-in shows all week (you can also just listen in). And Samin Nosrat and Hrishikesh Hirway started an "emergency podcast" to answer questions about what and how to cook. 9/22

Recipe of the day: How to make your own sourdough starter. Or just make Jim Lahey’s easy, extraordinary no-knead bread, as told to Mark Bittman. 10/22

How to prevent “zoombombing,” i.e., when a troll logs into a public Zoom video-chat and streams something disgusting. 11/22

Social media and solace for the agoraphobic traveler. 12/22

How to trim your bangs at home without screwing up. "Do not cut straight across! It will end badly!" 13/22

See also: A good trick for parents around three weeks into quarantine. 14/22

"I dress goth every day. I haven’t worn colour since I was 14." Interviews with four of Britain’s longest-standing goths. Also: Chris Evans as hand sanitizer. 15/22

Today's white paper: The single best predictor of your partner’s eye color is the eye color of your parent of the opposite sex. 16/22

Pictures from two of the earliest photographers of New York City subway construction. 17/22

In 1957, the Eameses designed the Solar Do-Nothing Machine, one of the first uses of solar power to produce electricity. 18/22

The Quarterfinals begin today in this year’s Tournament of Books, presented by Field Notes! 19/22

Related: Another nerdy March bracket, courtesy of our friends in the sciences. 20/22

For researchers, creativity retains a certain mystique as a unique state of being, "like a tuning fork generating a pure tone." 21/22

Willy Nelson leads an all-star cast of musicians singing from their homes tonight. 22/22

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