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Governor Andrew Cuomo announced on Monday that the worst is over for New York City in its battle against the coronavirus. Read More

With a majority of the world’s students now learning remotely, we have to wonder: is online learning the way of the future? A Cornell study found out. Read More

If you’re not an emergency worker, it can feel like you can’t make a difference in a pandemic. But you can! Everyone has something to offer. Read More

The reality of the pandemic seems to have set in, with a full 75% of respondents admitting they don’t expect their life to be back to normal for at least another two months if not longer. Read More

Now, researchers at Ohio State University are supplying the latest in a seemingly never-ending parade of revelations regarding how tech companies and app makers have abused the trust users so easily handed over for years. Read More

As offices around the country are forced to close to encourage social distancing and help maintain the spread of COVID-19, remote firings have started to take place through video-conference services like Zoom. Two companies — Bird and Rent the Runway — reportedly conducted mass layoffs over conference calls over the past week. Read More

A new survey confirms that more layoffs could definitely be taking place over the next three months, providing a grim outlook for the economy due to the coronavirus outbreak. Read More

A new study published in the journal Nature Human Behaviour examines the gravity of facial impressions in regards to perceived success and competence. In various fields, including business, politics, and athletics, strangers assessed social class, aptitude and expertise the most reliably via articles of clothing. Read More

Have you ever wanted an item, but as soon as everyone else had it, you no longer desired it? This is the science behind why that happens. Read More