The end of the pop-in.

Wisconsin's Supreme Court overturns the state's stay-at-home orders and limits the governor's powers to implement future restrictions. 1/20

The FBI has seized Sen. Burr's phone in a federal probe into his stock sales during the early weeks of the pandemic. 2/20

The World Health Organization says the new coronavirus, similar to HIV, may never go away, and humanity will need to adapt. 3/20

Librarians are volunteering their skills to help the World Health Organization organize, triage, and vet information on COVID-19. 4/20

What going to the gym is going to look like: masks while exercising, small group classes, and no more "drop-in" workouts. 5/20

See also: What restaurant dining will be like—expect the end of open kitchens. 6/20

"Security forces check the KFC meals by hand." Ordering KFC in Gaza means traversing multiple checkpoints—and the food usually arrives cold. 7/20

Photos of social-distancing markers from around the world. 8/20

Related: An Italian design studio created a social-distancing installation in a Tuscan square. 9/20

Finding links between Venice's public-health response to the plague in the 14th century and today's quarantine measures. 10/20

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SpaceX has released a simulator for manually docking one of its vehicles at the ISS. 11/20

Soothe out with Jon Hopkins's new song, created with a 100-year-old singing bowl and no synthesizers. 12/20

"Paul was a bright spot." Known for his "Double Rainbow" YouTube video, Paul L. Vasquez has died at 57. 13/20

"Each year gets worked on over the course of several months." The Hood Internet on its project of combining hits from individual years into single, three-minute tracks. 14/20

The history of Pitchfork's 10.0 rating, from an exercise in absurdity to the pinnacle of exclusivity. 15/20

According to polls, music listeners in quarantine are exploring outside their typical genres. 16/20

"It's the pub I want to drink in most, and it's therefore the pub I'm making in VR." 17/20

A walking tour of Manhattan before the arrival of the Dutch colonists. 18/20

First described in 2011, and thought extinct, the blue calamintha bee has once again been found in Florida. 19/20

Oil paintings of suburban scenes without humans, by Alex Selkowitz. 20/20

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