Magazines The AtlanticFollowRetweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedYascha Mounk@Yascha_Mounk·March 28, 2020 Here's a very personal reflection on what this moment means for someone, like me, who has never regretted making his home in the United States - and now finds himself dismayed at how poorly the country I love is handling the pandemic. Give it a read? https://t.co/s7KG9lZD0IReply on Twitter 1243985326831480833Retweet on Twitter 124398532683148083363Like on Twitter 1243985326831480833171Twitter 1243985326831480833Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedSarah Zhang@sarahzhang·March 28, 2020 I wrote about the race to find COVID-19 survivors—because their blood might be a treatment for current patients https://t.co/8lVijKjR88Reply on Twitter 1244033766168854530Retweet on Twitter 1244033766168854530279Like on Twitter 1244033766168854530543Twitter 1244033766168854530Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedNick Baumann@NickBaumann·March 28, 2020 @jameshamblin, and the rest of @TheAtlantic Sci/Tech/Health team led by @PaulBisceglio and @slaskow, have been absolutely essential in this moment. Here's Hamblin's latest: https://t.co/DywOyC25SRReply on Twitter 1244038281303597059Retweet on Twitter 12440382813035970595Like on Twitter 124403828130359705912Twitter 1244038281303597059Retweet on TwitterThe Atlantic RetweetedCorby Kummer@CKummer·March 28, 2020 "Cooperation has given way to competition; some worried hospitals have bought out supplies, the way panicked consumers bought out toilet paper. Partly, that’s because the White House is a ghost town of scientific expertise." Boy this @edyong209 piece. https://t.co/x3J6ikxBXPReply on Twitter 1244041712005263368Retweet on Twitter 124404171200526336810Like on Twitter 124404171200526336827Twitter 1244041712005263368Load More... New York MagazineFollowNew York Magazine@NYMag·March 29, 2020 A guide to the sometimes wonderful, sometimes bonkers behavior of quarantined celebrities https://t.co/qlopyL1nYmReply on Twitter 1244233487172894722Retweet on Twitter 12442334871728947221Like on Twitter 12442334871728947227Twitter 1244233487172894722New York Magazine@NYMag·March 29, 2020 Including things that won't take up much space, even in smaller apartments https://t.co/wRJImA202ZReply on Twitter 1244218122766295041Retweet on Twitter 1244218122766295041Like on Twitter 12442181227662950415Twitter 1244218122766295041New York Magazine@NYMag·March 29, 2020 Inside Bon Appétit's socially distanced video strategy, by @4evrmalone https://t.co/SnKP7CdujDReply on Twitter 1244204170804109313Retweet on Twitter 12442041708041093131Like on Twitter 12442041708041093138Twitter 1244204170804109313New York Magazine@NYMag·March 29, 2020 For its episode airing after Super Bowl XLIII, The Office needed a big opening scene. Here's how it came together https://t.co/4vH2eCWDX7Reply on Twitter 1244188895924846592Retweet on Twitter 12441888959248465921Like on Twitter 124418889592484659211Twitter 1244188895924846592Load More... The New YorkerFollowThe New Yorker@NewYorker·March 29, 2020 Malcolm Gladwell’s 1997 report on the deadly the Spanish-flu epidemic of 1918. https://t.co/r1TZxdbRNbReply on Twitter 1244242684044365825Retweet on Twitter 124424268404436582511Like on Twitter 124424268404436582520Twitter 1244242684044365825The New Yorker@NewYorker·March 29, 2020 These days, Fiona Apple rarely leaves her tranquil house, in Venice Beach, other than to take early-morning walks with her dog. Still, a lot can go on without leaving home—like the completion of a new album. https://t.co/ZnzkLRici4Reply on Twitter 1244234949672214530Retweet on Twitter 124423494967221453016Like on Twitter 124423494967221453060Twitter 1244234949672214530The New Yorker@NewYorker·March 29, 2020 Almost all dictators share the same cult style of leadership. Why is that? https://t.co/DBd0r4cr92Reply on Twitter 1244226831055761408Retweet on Twitter 124422683105576140845Like on Twitter 124422683105576140898Twitter 1244226831055761408The New Yorker@NewYorker·March 29, 2020 "Working from home can be bolstering and bracing if you follow these simple rules": a comic strip by Chris Ware. https://t.co/2OVaWgrQibReply on Twitter 1244219147984277504Retweet on Twitter 124421914798427750431Like on Twitter 124421914798427750463Twitter 1244219147984277504Load More... VANITY FAIRFollowVANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 29, 2020 Reaching out to predecessors in crisis is standard American practice, and could help unite the country during the coronavirus crisis. But Trump has rewritten the rules https://t.co/Rov674RoliReply on Twitter 1244232993486618634Retweet on Twitter 12442329934866186344Like on Twitter 124423299348661863412Twitter 1244232993486618634VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 29, 2020 More than 200 members of the NYPD have tested positive for COVID-19, and officers say they’re being “thrown to the wolves” https://t.co/ccmFeO5xFbReply on Twitter 1244219130535972864Retweet on Twitter 124421913053597286425Like on Twitter 124421913053597286423Twitter 1244219130535972864VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 29, 2020 Aside from avoiding a blowout with Trump, Joe Biden's real goal should be to survive undamaged until November. Just like the rest of us https://t.co/LTJn2ioYslReply on Twitter 1244203655403917312Retweet on Twitter 12442036554039173126Like on Twitter 124420365540391731213Twitter 1244203655403917312VANITY FAIR@VanityFair·March 29, 2020 Candidates and reporters alike have been forced to readjust their 2020 coverage as the election becomes a secondary storyline https://t.co/iWJHwjAuAkReply on Twitter 1244188400170815490Retweet on Twitter 12441884001708154903Like on Twitter 12441884001708154906Twitter 1244188400170815490Load More... The NationFollowThe Nation@thenation·March 29, 2020 Without fundamental changes, the most marginalized folks in our society will disproportionately experience the ripple effects of the coronavirus economy. https://t.co/ZWF4rSXh4bReply on Twitter 1244229068851228672Retweet on Twitter 124422906885122867217Like on Twitter 124422906885122867234Twitter 1244229068851228672The Nation@thenation·March 29, 2020 Heroism and selflessness, the terror of loneliness amid quarantine… and Donald Trump’s grotesque and life-threatening narcissism. https://t.co/BPG8uzkTbBReply on Twitter 1244114057562554368Retweet on Twitter 124411405756255436832Like on Twitter 124411405756255436859Twitter 1244114057562554368The Nation@thenation·March 29, 2020 Bill Gates frequently boasts about having paid more taxes than anyone else. But he may also end up avoiding more taxes than anyone else, through charitable giving. https://t.co/EZWrWr9V78Reply on Twitter 1244099713865060353Retweet on Twitter 124409971386506035335Like on Twitter 1244099713865060353105Twitter 1244099713865060353The Nation@thenation·March 29, 2020 "Trump’s pretend-everything-is-normal attitude isn’t just an eccentric absurdity; it’s a dangerous illusion, and it shows just how shockingly ill-informed he is..." https://t.co/BPG8uzkTbBReply on Twitter 1244099462269669376Retweet on Twitter 124409946226966937649Like on Twitter 1244099462269669376103Twitter 1244099462269669376Load More... TIMEFollowTIME@TIME·March 29, 2020 “You must wash properly.” Newspaper ads from the 1918 flu pandemic show some things never change https://t.co/hUv7QLYTYtReply on Twitter 1244240847580921857Retweet on Twitter 1244240847580921857161Like on Twitter 1244240847580921857268Twitter 1244240847580921857TIME@TIME·March 29, 2020 The wild true story behind Netflix’s new docuseries "Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness" https://t.co/54W5VfLvscReply on Twitter 1244233220075462657Retweet on Twitter 124423322007546265711Like on Twitter 124423322007546265734Twitter 1244233220075462657TIME@TIME·March 29, 2020 “Education is about much more than just classroom learning. For millions of children and youth, schools are a lifeline of opportunity as well as a shield,” writes Angelina Jolie and Audrey Azoulay https://t.co/mwMbo03z8aReply on Twitter 1244225751932682240Retweet on Twitter 124422575193268224095Like on Twitter 1244225751932682240251Twitter 1244225751932682240TIME@TIME·March 29, 2020 Americans bought more beans, disinfectants and oat milk to prepare for the coronavirus pandemic https://t.co/XUGTDnrGT5Reply on Twitter 1244218494620704769Retweet on Twitter 124421849462070476933Like on Twitter 124421849462070476985Twitter 1244218494620704769Load More... Scientific AmericanFollowRetweet on TwitterScientific American RetweetedPocket@Pocket·March 27, 2020 The latest news can wait. Instead, shift your mind to something furry, clever, and ridiculously adorable. via: @sciam, @jgold85 https://t.co/5MwShdtyP5Reply on Twitter 1243677938412912641Retweet on Twitter 124367793841291264138Like on Twitter 1243677938412912641120Twitter 1243677938412912641Scientific American@sciam·March 28, 2020 Deep-learning algorithms are peering into MRIs and x-rays with unmatched vision, but who is to blame when they make a mistake? https://t.co/kPXhXC3BF8Reply on Twitter 1243915780657463296Retweet on Twitter 124391578065746329622Like on Twitter 124391578065746329649Twitter 1243915780657463296Scientific American@sciam·March 28, 2020 Several states are reporting only positive COVID-19 test results from private labs, a practice that paints a misleading picture of how fast the disease is spreading. https://t.co/rgijnXzoEmReply on Twitter 1243689279039168516Retweet on Twitter 124368927903916851677Like on Twitter 1243689279039168516139Twitter 1243689279039168516Scientific American@sciam·March 27, 2020 Marine animal populations have been shifting away from the equator and toward the poles during the course of the past century. https://t.co/Zkl2YH8D9IReply on Twitter 1243657581459054599Retweet on Twitter 124365758145905459928Like on Twitter 124365758145905459970Twitter 1243657581459054599Load More... 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