From keeping a cardigan close by to taking a TikTok dance break, these tips may help you get through the workday.
WFH doesn't have to be an endless slog.
Here's how to make that WFH life easier on you — and everyone around you.
Work like a pro, even if you're *not* actually at the office.
I know I said these meetings could be emails, but I'm ready to show off my outfits.
Here's to looking super present in that video call while getting other stuff done just off camera.
Whether your current workspace is a desk, a couch, a bed, or a kitchen table, you're gonna want these.
Clever, effective ideas to help bust that boredom or satisfy your inner neat-freak.
We're talking about a completely different type of swiping here.
"Did you know a simple sneeze or cough sends about 100,000 germs into the air at 100 miles an hour?!" — your germaphobe friend
Order food, cleaning supplies, and more without ever stepping outside.
A clean home is something we do have control over right now.
Cleaning is an underrated pastime, IMO.
Shoutout to my fellow lazy cleaners!
They never even stood a chance.
You can only procrastinate for so long.
Buy only what you need, and tip well if you can.
If you're freezing food for later, remember these first.
Never fear, as not all heroes wear capes and one such hero took to Twitter to help people manage this crisis by simply teaching them how to make yeast from things that many of us are sure to have at home.
Amongst all this uncertainty due to COVID-19, it is a window of peace.
Keep your groceries in tip-top shape and cut back on waste.
Don't throw these foods out!
AKA how to bake the ultimate cookie this holiday season.
Don't toss that!
Ingredient substitutions, Instant Pot and slow cooker conversions, and essential storage hacks.
Bon Appétit. Dinner hacks are served. 🍲🍣
These are definitely worth your time.
Fruit: It's not just for eating.
Here's what's actually worth your time.
These tricks change everything.
LIVE UPDATES: Follow the latest data on COVID-19 deaths, testing, and policies to limit viral transmission, state by state.
Lenders will have to immediately stop requiring payments and accruing interest on federally held student loans after President Trump signed the new coronavirus aid bill into law.
The coronavirus pandemic has caused unemployment claims to skyrocket across the US. Here is where to find your state’s benefits website and phone number.
The new guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention encourages people, especially in areas hit hard by the spread of the coronavirus, to use rudimentary coverings like T-shirts, bandannas and non-medical masks to cover their faces while outdoors.
Once a message has been forwarded more than five times in total, it can now only be forwarded to one chat at a time.
LIVE UPDATES: The coronavirus epidemic in the US is concentrated in regional hot spots. Follow the latest data on COVID-19 deaths in cities across the country.
"I know exactly what they need and I know that I could help them, but I don’t have the clearance."
Tip more generously, for starters.
How to let your friends without jobs know you want to give them money, as well as questions about redeeming gift cards and antiseptic wipes.
Easy ways to keep your battery happy.
How to support a friend in the hospital or at home who has tested positive for COVID-19, as well as Easter and daycare dilemmas.
Keep calm and take care of yourself.
We're trying our best to answer your ethical and social dilemmas about how to live responsibly through this pandemic.
No, your dog's name is not a good password.
It’s nice to remember, every now and then, that we’re all in this together and by sharing our experiences, we might make it just that much easier to endure these trying times.
Our advice on how to deal with transferring children between co-parents, whether college seniors aren't jobs, and how to stop holding a grudge at someone who isn’t quarantining.
If everyone adheres to the recommendations laid out to avoid spreading the virus and “flatten” the infection numbers on any given day, medics will have a greater chance of giving all patients the help that they need.
Staying behind locked doors with your significant other 24/7 may not be as idyllic as it may seem from the first glance.
The global coronavirus pandemic causes more than just bodily complications and death. It is also an issue of having enough medical resources to manage the pandemic.
Small things you can do from home that can help make a difference.