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San Francisco bans gatherings of 100 or more people – smaller than a sold-out movie theater – to slow the spread of the coronavirus
The announcement comes just two days after San Francisco's decision to ban gatherings of 1,000 people, restricting gatherings to a tenth of that size.
(March 14 08:28) Businessinsider.sg
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Coronavirus UK: Nadine Dorries reveals mother, 84, has virus
Nadine Dorries, a Tory health minister and Mid Bedfordshire MP who is self-isolating, reassured that her elderly parent is 'doing ok'.
(March 14 08:28) Dailymail.co.uk
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Drive-through coronavirus tests: coming to a store near you
(March 14 08:28) TodayOnline World
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Colombia strikes to go ahead without marches to avoid coronavirus
(March 14 08:28) TodayOnline World
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Soccer In Lockdown. What Is Next For The Gobal Game?
The coronavirus highlights how divided soccer is.
(March 14 08:26) Forbes.com Business
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Most frail may not get critical care, doctors warn
EXCLUSIVE: Hospitals in the UK are rapidly increasing their intensive care capacity and doctors say wards already look like 'war zones' as they fill up with patients.
(March 14 08:21) Dailymail.co.uk
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Triple drowning: Off-duty lifeguard returns to scene of tragedy
Lifeguard Brendon Prince returns to the beach where he saw three people drown.
(March 14 08:14) BBC.com
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Week in Pictures: 7-13 March 2020
A gallery of news images taken around the world this week.
(March 14 08:13) BBC.com
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Alphabet's Verily is building a tool to help people find coronavirus tests - CNET
Announcements by President Trump and Google's parent company cause confusion about the government's testing efforts.
(March 14 08:11) Cnet.com
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New York Events at Smaller Venues Go On
Some places have decided to remain open: movies and theater for smaller audiences, galleries by appointment, comedy clubs, jazz, zoos and the Statue of Liberty.
(March 14 08:11) Nytimes.com
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Coronavirus: Five things to help make sense of the week
It has been an astonishing week as the world grapples with the spread of coronavirus.
(March 14 08:11) BBC.com
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See landmarks and cities deserted worldwide
From Venice to Bejing to Bethlehem, places that are usually packed with visitors are now unusually quiet as people practice "social distancing" to help limit the spread of coronavirus.
(March 14 08:08) CNN.com
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4 Tips for Adapting an Experiential Learning Course from Real World to Online—during (and after) the Coronavirus
With so many universities and schools transitioning to online classes, here are a few strategies for successfully converting an experiential learning course to a completely virtual environment
(March 14 08:08) Forbes.com Business
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Ahead of mosque attack anniversary, Twitter targets online polarisation
(March 14 08:07) TodayOnline World
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Here's what the new U.S. restrictions on Europe mean for travelers
The United States will suspend travel from certain European countries for 30 days beginning at midnight on Friday as part of an effort to stem the spread of the coronavirus. ...
(March 14 08:06) Reuters.com Business
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Coranavirus: Emergency plan for prisons in England and Wales
Prisons in England and Wales bring in measures to deal with "unprecedented" challenges.
(March 14 08:03) BBC.com
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15 Fascinating Facts About The Anatomy of a Cat
Cats are such a mystery, (and will probably always remain such a mystery...) You think you know everything that there is to know and then, BAM! even more information and ...
(March 14 08:00) I Can Has Cheezburger?
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In coronavirus fight, China’s vulnerable fall through the cracks
(March 14 08:00) TodayOnline World
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How exercise may affect your immunity
(March 14 08:00) TodayOnline World
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Have a rare old console at home? You could be sitting on a fortune
(March 14 08:00) TodayOnline World