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What to binge on the best 30-day free trials

Many streaming services have extended their free trials as more people cut costs and stay in. The time is ripe to experiment with a streaming service you've cancelled, the one you've never heard of, or one that just came out. Read more...More about...

'13 Reasons Why' announces final season premiere with emotional cast video

It's the end of the road for the popular and often controversial 13 Reasons Why. Netflix announced the series' fourth and final season premiere date with a video of the cast's last table read, during which there's barely a dry eye in the house....

This company is 3D printing plant-based pork

NOVAMEAT is 3D printing plant-based pork, called "Pork Skewer 2.0," using biomimetic micro-extrusion technology and custom 3D printing machines. Read more...More about Food, Mashable Video, 3d Printing, Pork, and Plant Based Meat

Coronavirus: When will schools reopen?

Schools have been closed to most pupils since the end of March - when and how will they open?

How to make your own face mask

Our guide to different types of face coverings and step-by-step instructions on how to make them.

The tech industry's winners and losers in lockdown

Unprecedented times are bad news for many - but not all. Some major technology companies are thriving.

‘We depend on God’: gravediggers on frontline of Kano's Covid-19 outbreak

Outbreak in northern Nigerian city highlights difficulties faced by authorities in detecting and controlling the virusCoronavirus – latest updatesSee all our coronavirus coverageMusa Abubakar used to dig two or three graves a day at the main cemetery...

The shadow of World War II hangs over the pandemic

The battle against the coronavirus has reminded us of how much World War II is hard-wired in the West’s political imagination.

In rural France, the coronavirus bolstered a sense of community and isolation

People in Lozère and other peripheral areas of France say the pandemic has brought out a sense of communal solidarity - more so, perhaps, than one might feel in Paris.

Tracing South Korea’s latest virus outbreak shoves LGBTQ community into unwelcome spotlight

Authorities say they need to know everyone who was in one nightlife district, even if they don’t want to be found.

After trade war and pandemic, China and the U.S. step up fight over journalism

Beijing threatened “countermeasures” as Washington moved to limit Chinese journalist visas.

Iranian navy hits own ship with missile, kills 19 sailors near Persian Gulf waters

The training exercise took place near the strategic Strait of Hormuz amid deep tensions with the United States.

Scenes from the Paris metro, as France lifts its coronavirus lockdown

Photographer Cyril Zannettacci rode the metro in Paris on Monday, the first day of an easing national lockdown.

In one of the world’s largest slums, the fight against the coronavirus has turned into a struggle to survive

Nearly a million people who live in one square mile have been left without a safety net.

Retired Afghan general joins the Taliban as concerns rise over defections

Afghan commanders warn morale is low as Taliban attacks cause security force casualties to spike.