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A new episode will roar April 12 on Netflix
“Tiger King” is now available for streaming on Netflix. (Photo: Netflix) Just when you think you’ve seen all possible “Tiger King” memes…
Facebook rolling out Quiet Mode feature on iOS for muting notifications, limiting screen time
Facebook is taking a page out of Apple’s Screen Time playback and rolling out a new Quiet Mode feature to the Facebook app. This feature allows you to set a schedule for when you want to mute notifications from the Facebook app and more.
Wisconsin’s Barry Alvarez says seniors in spring sports won’t return
What I’m Hearing: NCAA share great news for Spring athletes USA TODAY Wisconsin will not allow student-athletes in their senior years whose spring seasons were canceled due to the coronavirus pandemic to regain that lost eligibility and return for the 2020-21 academic year, athletics director Barry Alvarez said.
‘Chrisley Knows Best’ star Todd Chrisley reveals coronavirus treatment
Nashville-based reality TV star Todd Chrisley is recovering after testing positive for COVID-19, he and his family confirmed.
Wimbledon pandemic insurance policy will pay out $141M, per report
For each of the past 17 years, the All-England Lawn Tennis Club has paid for an insurance policy to guard against losses if Wimbledon should have to be canceled in the event of a worldwide pandemic.
It’s a good time to shop for PC notebook computers
If you act fast, spilling a drink on your laptop doesn’t have to be a disaster. Reviewed.com
Gig workers, self-employed face delays in jobless aid
Christopher Rugaber, Associated Press
Published 6:21 p.m. ET April 9, 2020 | Updated 6:30 p.m. ET April 9, 2020
Mort Drucker, Mad Magazine cartoonist, dies at 91
The Associated Press
Published 3:59 p.m. ET April 9, 2020
Mort Drucker poses for a picture on May 20, 1989. (Photo: Bernard Weil, Toronto Star via Getty Images)
Angelina Jolie urges people to look out for children
Though children are at a lower risk for contracting coronavirus than the general population, Angelina Jolie is urging people to keep their well-being in mind.