Tom Hanks, Michael B. Jordan, Chris Pine and more hail the grads Sunday with YouTube's 'Dear Class of 2020'
iStock/sdominic(LOS ANGELES) — The class of 2020 has seen their real-life graduation ceremonies canceled in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, but really, would dozens of stars have shown up to their event without it? That’s the idea
David Frum on Democracy, Conservatism, and “Vanished” Leadership
Listen to the complete interview with David Frum, Senior Editor at The Atlantic and Author of “Trumpocalypse: Restoring American Democracy” David Frum, Senior Editor at The Atlantic and author of “Trumpocalypse: Restoring American Democracy” joined KSRO’s Mike
It takes a (COVID-19-free) village: Tom Cruise reportedly creating isolated base for Mission: Impossible 7
Paramount Pictures(LONDON) — Tom Cruise and Paramount are apparently sparing no expense to get the COVID-19-delayed Mission: Impossible 7 movie back on track — including transforming an old British military base into an isolated community for cast and crew. The Sun reports
Digital life under lockdown: Survey says 75% would be “lost” without their screens
iStock/Lisa5201(NEW YORK) — A new poll shows that Americans spend more than 6,259 hours a year on their digital devices, an average of 382,652 hours and 48 minutes in an average lifespan. And screen time has only grown during
Lockdown survey says 20% of remote workers prefer working with their pets more than with human colleagues
iStock/supersizer(NEW YORK) — Your dog or cat doesn’t know why you’ve been working home since the COVID-19 pandemic demanded it, but they’re sure happy about the extra face time — and chances are you are, too. In fact, according
COVID-19 all-in-one update
(NEW YORK) — Here’s the latest information on the COVID-19 coronavirus as of 9:20 a.m. ET. Latest reported numbers globally per Johns Hopkins University Global diagnosed cases: 6,663,729 Global deaths: 391,656. The United States has the most
Nursing home COVID-19 deaths as high as 32,000
wanderluster/iStock(NEW YORK) — After weeks of both anecdotal and verified reports of high COVID-19 mortality rates at U.S. nursing homes and assisted care facilities, new government data shows pandemic deaths there number nearly 32,000. Data from the
42 million Americans now out of work due to COVID-19, Trump to hit campaign trail next week
iStock/JLGutierrez (NEW YORK) — Since the first COVID-19 case was first reported in the U.S., the virus has devastated the economy and the American work force. On Thursday, an additional 1.9 million workers filed for unemployment and pushed the