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The coronavirus is changing how we live our daily lives. Taking a look at how the global pandemic has affected various aspects of life in the United States reveals the unique nature of this crisis.
A professor at Brown University offers tips to “hack our brains and break the anxiety cycle.”
As people stock up on groceries and prepare to stay home, our Food columnist Melissa Clark will be offering practical ideas for what to cook from your pantry, starting with a quick pumpkin bread.
The sporting world had to say goodbye to one of its staples: the high-five. The postponement of the Boston Marathon has distance runners stuck in neutral for spring races, and golfers were talking about the “surreal” experience of having the Players Championship canceled and the Masters postponed. The Kentucky Derby, for now, will go on as scheduled.
Many cultural institutions, including Broadway, shuttered after Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo of New York announced a statewide ban on most gatherings of more than 500 people. But some smaller venues remain open.
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