People around the globe are getting antsy because of staying home for so long. Did you hear about the archeologists in Peru arrested for violating the stay-at-home orders? So, state by state, city by city are relaxing the stay-at-home orders with one caveat — we all must now wear face masks when out in public. Yet, how do we know if we have the right kind of mask to keep us safe or if we are even making it right, if we sew it up ourselves. Here’s a handy guide to help us; With each passing day, the nation is increasingly appalled at Trump’s behavior and handling of this crisis. It’s become imperative that he be defeated in November. One Latino group just launched a national campaign to make sure that happens; MIT creates a router-style box to monitor coronavirus patients quarantining at home; and There’s a new app to combat climate change. Stay safe, healthy and curious. Go beyond the headlines…
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