Apple is using its new blood oxygen measurement tool to study COVID
The Apple Watch Series 6 is here with more ways to quantify every aspect of your being. The latest fancy health feature is a way to measure your blood oxygen…
Paul Rudd, Certified Young Person, has a PSA on wearing masks
[embedded content] A majority of new COVID-19 infections are transmitted by young people, which is why Certified Young Person Paul Rudd is calling on his fellow Youths to wear a…
14 stylish face coverings on sale this weekend
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The Rock describes his fight with COVID-19 in powerful new video
Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson has endured his fair share of pain: He played football at Miami, had a long career as pro wrestler, and has starred in countless high-paced action…
Apple preps more store reopenings ahead of new iPhone launch
Apple has been closing and reopening stores in response to the COVID-19 pandemic
Hilarious sketch imagines school bullies aggressively respecting CDC guidelines, bro
[embedded content] Schools are reopening across the U.S. despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, with teachers doing their best to keep their students socially distanced. Still, these safety plans largely require…
Watch Anderson Cooper’s relentless grilling of My Pillow CEO: ‘How do you sleep at night?’
Talk about a pillow fight. The MyPillow guy — who has a legal name but let’s be real you know him as the MyPillow guy — got clobbered in an…
This YouTuber’s ‘mask gun’ is a perfectly American fix for anti-maskers
[embedded content] It’s a well-documented fact at this point that plenty of Americans don’t want to wear masks to protect themselves and others from COVID-19. But maybe they’d change their…
Facebook removes Trump post over coronavirus misinformation
In a TV interview included in the post, Trump falsely said children are ‘almost immune’
Interpol warns of ‘alarming’ rate of cyberattacks during pandemic
Cybercriminals are adapting their tactics to target more home-based workers