Social distancing is helping to reduce number of coronavirus cases, suggests fever map
A fever map from medical technology company, Kinsa Health shows that fevers are decreasing, indicating strict social distancing measures may be helping stop the spread of coronavirus. Read more...
Obamacare Markets Will Not Reopen, Trump Decides
The move would have made it easier for people who have recently lost jobs to obtain health insurance. Read more...
UN calls on internet providers to support networks during pandemic
In an emergency virtual meeting, a UN advisory body has set out a three-point 'Agenda for Action' to ensure telcos' networks are as robust and resilient as possible during the coronavirus crisis. Read more...
Petrol prices plunge to a near 20-year low across Australia due to coronavirus
Petrol prices have plunged to a 20-year-low thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Motorists paid 11 cents less for fuel per litre in the March at an average cost of .38 a litre. Read more...
Tokyo 2020 delay gives everyone a fair chance, says Riner
Double Olympic judo champion Teddy Riner believes that staging the Tokyo Games in 2021 will put all athletes on an equal footing after the sports extravaganza was postponed for a year due to the coronavirus outbreak. Read more...
Of Beards and Bubonic Plague German Village Prays for a (2nd) Miracle
In 1633 the Bavarian village of Oberammergau, ravaged by a pandemic, made a pledge to God. Now another pandemic has forced villagers to abandon their promise. Read more...
The bizarre CIA 'fake scrotum' designed to conceal an escape radio
WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES. The device was designed by the former chief of disguise at the CIA in the late 1960s. It is now on show at the International Spy Museum in Washington DC. Read more...
Em Rusciano reveals Rob Mills paid off ,000 worth of debt
They became the best of friends after starring in the 2004 season of Australian Idol together. Read more...
Singer Pink says she had coronavirus, pledges million to relief efforts
U.S. singer Pink said on Friday she had tested positive for COVID-19, the respiratory disease caused by the new coronavirus, two weeks ago and has since recovered. Read more...
How to give yourself a Money MOT and boost your finances
For the past 30 years I've been writing about money, and this is the toughest time I have known for finding the right tone, says Tony Hazell. But there are things we can try to do to sort our financial lives. Read more...
NBC39;s Kate Snow reveals husband has coronavirus symptoms, self-isolating at home
The NBC News correspondent took to social media to explain why she was absent from Nightly News on Sunday evening. Read more...
Why Your Phones Accessibility Options Are Useful for Everyone
Many assume the accessibility features on our devices are helpful only to those with visual or hearing impairments, but theyre useful for everyone. Read more...
Looking for Escapism? Stream These Great British TV Shows
Head across the pond from the comfort of your couch with our favorite British television shows, all available on streaming services. Read more...
The 1913 Belmont A New Look and a Dubious Upset
Fans noticed a new Belmont at the opening of the 1913 season; renovations had altered the familiar plant. Read more...
Dominic Thiem left furious after French Open officials tell him to make way for Serena Williams
MIKE DICKSON AT ROLAND GARROS Dominic Thiem was in no mood to forgive or forget Williams on Sunday night after he was turfed out of a press conference to accommodate her. Read more...
eBay slashes fees to support struggling small firms during pandemic
Small firms who sign up to eBay will pay no charges to list or sell up to 250 items a month until May 31. Existing business sellers will be given a 30-day payment holiday on all fees. Read more...
Muslims Are Foreigners Inside Indias Campaign to Decide Who Is a Citizen
Tribunal members in the state of Assam say they felt pressured to declare Muslims noncitizens as the government seeks to expel illegal migrants. Some politicians have vowed to take the process nationwide. Read more...
'World on Fire' sets a 'Masterpiece' melodrama against the onset of World War II
For all the movies and TV shows about World War II, "World on Fire" -- an unfortunate title, at this moment of shared suffering across the globe -- feels like a fresh take on the war's beginnings and its impact on ordinary people swept up in it. If not a light escape, it makes for a beautifully made, extremely soapy "Masterpiece" series. Read more...