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“I just returned to my family home as a newly graduated university student and I haven't had alcohol since I’ve been back! It’s been a month now. This was really for no reason and I plan to go back to drinking when I can socialize.”

— Refinery 29, 13 Women Get Real About How Much They’re Drinking in Lockdown

“Some of these people are frightened, of course. Others say they just appreciate the company.”

— Molly Fitzpatrick, Quarantining With a Ghost? It’s Scary

“What Calloway and other celebrity drop-ins to OnlyFans fail to realize is that sex work is actual, serious labor, not a bandwagon to hop on.”

— Claire Downs, Why Is Everybody Suddenly Selling Their Nudes?

“In an internal email to staff obtained by Variety, CEO Nancy Dubuc stated that although the digital side of VICE accounts for 50% of headcount costs, it only brings in 21% of their revenue. As a result, the layoffs primarily affect the digital teams, and account for more than 5% of their total staff…”

— Dan Gentile, VICE Media announces massive layoffs and their union bites back

“What does harm reduction look like for the coronavirus?”

— Julia Marcus, Quarantine Fatigue Is Real

“Growing up is minding your business.”

— Melissa Lozada-Oliva, WHAT WE WANNA BE WHEN WE GROW UP & ALSO OUR BODIES WTF

“U.S. factory production plummeted in April by the most in records back to 1919 as coronavirus-related shutdowns exacted a bigger toll on the economy.”

— Vince Golle, U.S. Factory Production Plummets by Most in Records to 1919

“The coronavirus has now taken 300,000 lives globally, according to official figures. But depending on the way deaths are counted, the real human cost could be far greater.”

— Pierre Donadieu, Mortality rates hint at even higher coronavirus death toll

“A New York barber who cut hair over the past few weeks amid the state's coronavirus restrictions has tested positive for the virus, according to health officials on Wednesday.”

— Fox 5 New York, New York barber who 'illicitly' cut hair for weeks has coronavirus

“In these uncertain times, there are also many questions that travelers desperately need answers to. We're dedicated to reporting the most up-to-date advice, whether that's about flight cancellations, international travel restrictions, or how countries around the world are slowly beginning to reopen.”

— Megan Spurrell, Everything You Need to Know About Coronavirus and Travel

“More than 300,000 people around the world have now died globally from the coronavirus, according to figures from Johns Hopkins University, as the pandemic passed yet another bleak milestone on Thursday.”

— Rob Picheta, Coronavirus global death toll passes 300,000 as countries wait in lockdown

“He also said that the race-swap episode from Cycle 4 made him "very uncomfortable."”

— BuzzFeed, Tatiana Tenreyro , Jay Manuel Shared His Thoughts On "America's Next Top Model's" Problematic Moments

“An Oklahoma doctor who spent three weeks in intensive care battling COVID-19 says he barely remembers anything.”

— CBS Oklahoma City, 'I Do Remember Birds Flying In My Room'

“Over a third of patients treated for COVID-19 in a large New York medical system developed acute kidney injury, and nearly 15% required dialysis, U.S. researchers reported on Thursday.”

— Julie Steenhuysen, Kidney injury seen in more than a third of hospitalized COVID-19 patients -U.S. study

“The NYPD is under fire again after a video showed police officers arresting a 22-year-old mother in the subway who they say refused to properly cover her face.”

— NBC New York, Mom Arrested After Confrontation With NYPD Officers Over Face Mask

“Most health experts agree that the need for a vaccine to prevent COVID-19 is clear.”

— Joe Falca, When Can We Expect A Coronavirus Vaccine?

“Public-health experts have known for decades that an abstinence-only message doesn’t work for sex. It doesn’t work for substance use, either. Likewise, asking Americans to abstain from nearly all in-person social contact will not hold the coronavirus at bay—at least not forever.”

— Julia Marcus, Quarantine Fatigue Is Real

“A letter of recommendation is a formal notice where the writer of the letter is providing their insight and approval to the character, traits, capabilities, skills, and professionalism of the person being vouched for. A letter of recommendation is most frequently found in professional settings, wher…”

— Patrick Algrim, Positive Letter of Recommendation Template

“One-third of the homes across the vast, dry reservation don’t have running water, forcing families to haul it in. Many in close-knit Navajo communities live in crowded houses where self-quarantine is impossible, and many must drive hours to the nearest grocery store. To most Navajo, isolating an inf…”

— Felicia Fonseca, 'The grief is so unbearable'

“An inflammatory illness recently observed in dozens of New York children -- one that state health officials say may be linked to Covid-19 -- has killed a teenager and two children under 8 years old, state officials said Saturday.”

— Madeline Holcombe, 3 New York youths died of an inflammatory syndrome that could be connected to coronavirus, governor says