The ADL Calls Out Steam for Giving Extremists a Pass
The nonprofit has identified hundreds of profiles that espouse hate, with little attempt from the gaming platform to stop them.
Which States Are Reopening, Which Remain on Lockdown, and Why
There’s not a national plan to restart US businesses. That’s led to inconsistencies among governors’ orders, and some confusion among residents.
‘Microplastic Hot Spots’ Are Tainting Deep-Sea Ecosystems
Scientists found 2 million microplastic particles in a square meter of sediment, as currents drag debris into seafloor versions of the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
Early Remdesivir Data for Covid-19 Is Finally Here
Preliminary findings from a major clinical trial of the antiviral drug indicate it speeds recovery time for some patients. But much more testing lies ahead.
The Dire Diplomacy of the Global ‘Race for a Vaccine’
Stopping this pandemic will depend on scientists’ ability to form partnerships across borders. President Trump has only made us weaker at this game.
AMC Theatres Splits With Universal After ‘Trolls World Tour’ VOD Release
Meanwhile, Netflix is making a short about social distancing.
Jaguar Envisions Car Design for a Post-Pandemic World
Julian Thomson, the automaker’s director of design, shares his predictions for what drivers can look forward to.
An Online Exhibition Celebrates Photography’s Rising Stars
The Circulation(s) Festival, which showcases the field’s most promising up-and-comers, is staging an exhibition entirely on social media.
The Weird Partisan Math of Vote-by-Mail
Research says that expanding mail-in voting doesn’t help Democrats. So why are Republicans so afraid of it?