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  • Why is Trump so eager to downplay the impact of coronavirus? Experts say it's because his public and personal interests are interwoven: “If there is any public health shutdown of restaurants, conventions and meetings, that will impact his property and his finances,” said ethics lawyer Kathleen Clark. “I think a reasonable person can conclude that he is motivated by personal interests.”
  • The Atlantic examines how Trump "won over" some of the so-called Never Trumpers.
  • What should your building be doing to prevent coronavirus?
  • The Cut profiled Jane Sanders, Bernie Sanders's wife of 40 years: “I don’t feel the need to distinguish myself to anybody else’s liking,” she said. “If I’m with Bernie, the life is work. It’s public service.”
  • Some people are using Tinder to get real time information about what's really going on in Wuhan.
  • With all the free time at home you're about to have, you might want to consider getting into cottagecore.
  • Crank up the Twiddle and watch some intrepid field reporting from the drug-fueled neo-hippie Gem & Jam Festival in Tucson, Arizona.
  • Coachella may be moved to October because of coronavirus fears.
  • This is a thoughtful piece about the Bernie Bro caricature, and the aspects of it worth identifying and dealing with.
  • The New Republic looks at the bizarre health problems of Jordan Peterson.
  • Watch HAIM perform "The Steps" on The Tonight Show and Thundercat perform "Black Qualls" on Jimmy Kimmel Live!
  • And finally, DOG RIDE HORSE, ALL IS WELL: