BuzzFeed Daily

There have been 50,000 confirmed coronavirus-linked deaths in the US, but we’re all yelling about disinfectant injections. We have some movie recommendations for you before Netflix snatches them away. And SELF Magazine Senior Health Editor Anna Borges comes through to tell us how to take care of ourselves during a pandemic (spoilers: there’s no right answer and we’re all doing our best.)

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The juggalos won’t be gathering this year, but at least they still have their Faygo. Meanwhile, the capitalist consumer culture somehow manages to find a way. And BuzzFeed Parents editor Mike Spohr refuses to tell us which of his two kids would be eaten first in case of emergency (along with providing some actual good advice.)

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Kind of ironic that we’re stuck inside on the 50th Earth Day, isn’t it? Take heart, parents: even Elmo’s dad is feeling stressed out. And there’s a bunch of confusion after the president said he’s “shutting down immigration” because of the coronavirus. Luckily, we have BuzzFeed News immigration reporter Hamed Aleaziz on to explain what we do and don’t know.

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There’s oil in them thar hills... but nobody wants it right now thanks to the coronavirus. Meanwhile, there’s bad news for all the baby “Liams” of the world and great news for Stanley Tucci fans. And we talk to WLNS investigative journalist Ashley Graham about the people who think Michigan’s governor is wrong to keep them from their haircuts and gardening supplies.

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It’s our first episode! Welcome aboard! We’ve got a lot to cover, including John Krasinski’s virtual prom, how billions of dollars for coronavirus-affected small businesses went POOF, and BuzzFeed News’ Scaachi Koul on how people are getting their weed during this crisis. Also Keira Knightly’s teeth music.

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Set your alarms because starting Monday April 20th, Hayes Brown and Casey Rackham will be bringing the world outside your apartment straight to your ears. Top headlines, television, books, the election, music, pop culture, the coronavirus, it’s all here.

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Well, this all seems terrible. But even as everything is collapsing around us, we’ve been building something new for you. Something bigger. Something...more. Let me tell you about it. 

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Well, this is it. The president has been acquitted. So...now what? We ask Harvard Law professor Noah Feldman how the ol’ Constitution is holding up and try to answer some last few questions from you.

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And thus it ends, even as new information continues to come out. Not with a bang — but with a party-line vote to acquit Trump on both charges. But there was a bipartisan vote in favor of removing him thanks to one Sen. Mitt Romney.

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Trump delivered his third State of the Union address and if you had the word “impeachment” in your drinking game...congrats on your sobriety? And we can’t let this show end without having a good old-fashioned BuzzFeed list? In this case, we have the six biggest questions left once the trial ends.

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