Depois de passar abril e maio em quarentena e dos protestos nas ruas nas últimas semanas, as coisas vão piorar muito no segundo semestre.
After a terrifying spring spent in lockdown and a summer of protests in the streets, things are going to get a lot worse in the fall.
In today's edition of Outbreak Today: Sanders and Biden canceled tonight's planned rallies, French culture minister tested positive, and a guide to working from home.
In today's edition: The stranded cruise ship finally docks in Oakland, members of Congress announce self-isolation, and a Mr. Bean impersonator is trapped in Wuhan, China.
Why an old rule of thumb about the American economy no longer applies.
In today's edition of Outbreak Today: The University of Washington is closing its classrooms, South by Southwest is canceled, and how South Korea is leading the world in responding to the crisis.
In today's newsletter: Health Secretary Alex Azar is being sidelined, Chinese trolls are spreading disinformation in Taiwan, and human-to-pup transmission is happening in Hong Kong.
In today's edition: A disastrous lack of testing in the US, the growing economic impact, and the pope tests negative.
We’re not about sensationalizing things or freaking people out. Every day, we’ll share what we know and what the experts are still figuring out.
In today's episode: Will John Bolton testify?
From details of named employees' medical histories to an unreleased pilot script written by the creator of Breaking Bad, the unprecedented leak of Sony Pictures data will reverberate for a long time to come.
After a terrifying spring spent in lockdown and a summer of protests in the streets, things are going to get a lot worse in the fall.
After pushing back against reports of a new "Lovin' Beats Hatin'" advertising slogan, McDonald's has released its lovin'-themed marketing campaign.
In today's episode: Will John Bolton testify?
Why an old rule of thumb about the American economy no longer applies.
After 127 years under the ownership of the not-for-profit National Geographic Society, one of the world's best-known media brands will be handed over to 21st Century Fox.
Many successful people were once like Anna Delvey, in ways big or small. They just made it to the other side.
It's a great moment in the history of children's health and doughnuts.
This is a safe place for us to come together and admit we don't care about the huge, important, boring deals at the heart of the economy.
In English, the site is best known for its liberal, progressive politics and embrace of popular culture. But its new Arabic offshoot seems to be heading in a different direction.
