Wait, velociraptors?
As the White House faces its own virus outbreak, the Vice President self-isolates while Dr. Fauci is under quarantine. 1/17
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court will hear three cases over Trump’s financial records. 2/17
Boris Johnson unveils a "conditional plan" to reopen British society with a new “Covid Alert System.” 3/17
A new surge in coronavirus cases takes Russia’s tally past those in Italy and Britain; only Spain and the United States have more. 4/17
New infections in Germany are accelerating exponentially after early steps to ease its lockdown. 5/17
A leading model increases its US coronavirus death toll projection again. Meanwhile, half of New Jersey’s Covid-19 fatalities are linked to nursing homes. California cases continue to climb. 6/17
Related/unrelated: Thirteen of the best noir films set in Los Angeles. 7/17
A new study finds if 80% of Americans would wear masks, COVID-19 infections would plummet. 8/17
A day in the life of supermarket workers during the coronavirus. Also, a day in the life of gravediggers. 9/17
Shanghai Disneyland reopens with anti-virus measures. 10/17
“Even though the velociraptors are still on the loose, we will be opening Jurassic Park back up to the public!” 11/17
Why are people drawn to coronavirus conspiracy theories? Perhaps it’s less scary than accepting there are unpredictable risks “that none of us can control." 12/17
“Call it pandecorating.” Interior design becomes one of quarantine’s more popular hobbies. 13/17
A London artist retreats into the dark for weeks at a time to escape information overload. 14/17
Spanning 58 countries, a photographic study of the objects that children love most. 15/17
In a real-life version of Lord of the Flies, a group of schoolboys were marooned on an island in 1965 for 15 months. 16/17
Just because: Formula 1 tires installed on a hoverboard. 17/17
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