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Skimm'd while [staying informed on COVID-19]( APRIL 7, 2020 [READ IN BROWSER]( [theSkimm]( [theSkimm]( [Share theSkimm]( Skimm'd while [staying informed on COVID-19]( --------------------------------------------------------------- QUOTE OF THE DAY "The Tooth Fairy and the Easter Bunny" – [Essential workers](, according to New Zealand's prime minister. Parents...good luck. mailto:?body=Parents%20you%20are%20good%20and%20you%20are%20appreciated%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-quote-of-the-day%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare SAFETY SECOND The Story Against the odds, Wisconsinites are expected to [vote today](. In person. Explain. For weeks, Wisconsin lawmakers [debated]( whether to delay the state's primary election because of the coronavirus outbreak. And despite issuing a [stay-at-home order last month](, Gov. Tony Evers (D) seemed [reluctant]( to take action on his own. That is, until yesterday. What happened yesterday? He issued a last-minute order delaying the election until June. But then the state's conservative Supreme Court said 'not so fast.' It [blocked]( the order, putting the election back on. That's not all: the [US Supreme Court]( weighed in, too – and said no extension for absentee voting, either. Why is delaying an election so controversial? To many, it's not – it's a question of safety. Wisconsin has more than 2,400 confirmed cases of COVID-19 and more than 70 deaths...and the virus is spreading. But what happens in one state may not stay there. Go on... Democrats and Republicans are [already discussing]( whether to prep the November election for an entirely mail-in situation. Some Dems see adapting the electoral process in light of the virus as a question of safety, end of story. But some Republican critics are worried about the federal gov overstepping into states' rights to run elections...and see mail-in as a process that tends to [benefit Democrats electorally](. Got it. Also, this has to be a weird time to run for office, right? Yup. And everyone is having to adjust. President Trump has moved his campaign online. But he's managed to reach the public through daily press briefings that have come with a [bump in approval ratings](. And on the Dem side? Former VP Joe Biden is still on track to get the Dem nomination, now set for [August](. Meanwhile, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) would need more than 60% of the remaining delegates to replace him...which [isn't looking likely](. Both have had to [get creative](, with things like online rallies, virtual happy hours, charity events, and even a [podcast](. theSkimm [More than a dozen states]( have delayed their elections in response to the coronavirus...but Wisconsin isn't one of them. Now, many in a key swing state will have to choose between exercising their right to vote...and their safety. mailto:?body=The%20coronavirus%20has%20US%20primary%20elections%20playing%20it%20by%20ear%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9424563%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare WET MARKETS Here's a term you may or may not have heard of: [wet markets](. They're known to sell common and exotic animals – dead or alive – for human consumption. Many in developing countries rely on these markets as a key source of livelihood. But yesterday, the UN's biodiversity chief reportedly called for a global ban on them. That's because some experts think the novel coronavirus first appeared in a wet market in Wuhan, China – when the virus may have crossed from animals to humans. It wouldn't be the first time: the [2002-2003 SARS epidemic]( was traced to a wet market in China, as was the [2013 bird flu](. Now, officials around the world – including [US politicians]( – are calling for a crackdown on these markets to help prevent future pandemics. In February, China issued a ban on wildlife markets. But some worry the ban doesn't go far enough, since it still allows these animals to be traded for medicinal purposes. Already, some wet markets have reportedly [reopened]( in China. It's raising concerns that we're witnessing [another failed attempt]( to take action before it's too late. mailto:?body=The%20UN%20is%20calling%20for%20a%20global%20ban%20on%20%22wet%20markets%22%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9423987%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare AND ALSO...THIS Who's attracted international attention… [Cardinal George Pell](. Yesterday, Australia's highest court overturned his conviction on sexual abuse. In 2018, Pell was found guilty of sexually assaulting two boys. And last year, he was sentenced to six years in prison. Now, the court said 'never mind' – the jury that convicted him relied on only one witness and should have "entertained a doubt" about whether Pell was guilty. The reversal has key implications: Pell was an adviser to Pope Francis and the highest-ranking Roman Catholic cleric convicted of child sex abuse. Now, he's been freed from prison, and the Catholic Church is reportedly expected to drop its investigation into him. mailto:?body=Cardinal%20George%20Pell%27s%20sexual%20abuse%20conviction%20was%20overturned%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9424945%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare --------------------------------------------------------------- Who's getting 'get well soon' cards… [Boris Johnson](. Yesterday, the British prime minister was moved to the ICU after his symptoms from COVID-19 "worsened." Johnson had tested positive for the virus late last month and said he was experiencing "mild symptoms" including a fever. Now his team said he had received "some oxygen support" but was not on a ventilator. And was moved to the ICU as a precaution in case he needed ventilator support. In the meantime, UK Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab is handling PM duties. mailto:?body=PM%20Boris%20Johnson%20was%20moved%20to%20the%20ICU%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9424959%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare --------------------------------------------------------------- What's been making punts... Sports. The Masters said 'tee you soon' and [pushed]( the golf tournament to November. And the British Open packed up its clubs, [canceling]( the golf tournament altogether – the first time since WWII. ...Oh and speaking of punts, the Pro Football Hall of Fame just announced its 2010s All-Decade Team. [Guess who's on it](. mailto:?body=The%20sports%20world%20has%20some%20updates%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9425199%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare --------------------------------------------------------------- When you're [feeling lonely](... Just [dance, dance, dance](. mailto:?body=Brb%2C%20picking%20up%20what%20these%20guys%20are%20putting%20down%20%23SkimmLife%0A3Fjumpto%3Djumpto-9425213%26type%3Demailurl%26r%3D8c6ba2b1%26utm_source%3Demail%26utm_medium%3Ddsshare [2020 TUESDAYS] If you haven't already voted in the presidential primaries, now's a good time to prep. In order to stay safe and make sure your voice is heard, [check your state's policy on absentee and mail-in voting](. Every state allows absentee voting, and some will let you do it without submitting an excuse. Ready, set, vote. PRESS PAUSE The COVID-19 pandemic is affecting us all in different ways. No matter your situation, sometimes you just need to press pause. Enter: our picks to help you take a break… 1. A surprise "Hamilton" performance. On John Krasinski's YouTube show. Lin-Manuel Miranda and cast [show up at 8:27](. Trust us, you need to see the Zoom Where It Happened. 2. Joanna Gaines' French silk pie. Right out of her [new cookbook](. Watch her [make it on our IG feed](. Who says pie for breakfast isn't a thing? 3. An at-home manicure tool. Shoutout to your right hand that has polish all over it. [This bottle handle]( makes it easy to get a grip and paint straight. Try it with [these colors]( to spark some serious spring joy. PS: [Sign up]( to get more ideas like these in your inbox once a week. SKIMM PICKS For when you want to celebrate Earth Month in style… Enter [this sustainable shoe company](. Their sneakers are made from fair-trade cotton and natural materials like rubber and cork. Plus they're super comfy. So you can be kind to your feet while being kind to our planet. Skimm'rs get 15% off for a limited time. [Do good](.* For when your WFH uniform has become your new favorite… Wear it everyday. [This company]( makes bras that feel barely there. So even when you have to wear one, it won't feel like you are. Plus Skimm'rs get 15% off their first order. [Get it](.* *PS: This is a sponsored post. SKIMM'RS In times like these, community matters more than ever. Let us know how you (or someone you know) is making an impact by helping others. Honoring World Health Day with...Sarah B (GA). She's an ICU nurse in Atlanta, Georgia. Her hospital is seeing a surge in COVID-19 patients and her team is in need of more PPE. She told us she and her fellow healthcare workers are wearing homemade masks over their remaining N95s in the hopes they will last longer. [Watch her story here](. And if you have PPE at home, consider donating to your local hospital. (Some) Birthdays...Max Lane (AUS), Matthew Linde (NY), Samantha Hagedorn (IL), Katrina Sklepowich (CAN), Brittan Bates (AZ), Maura Manning (SC), Terry Reed (SC), Mark Levande (NY), Regan Curran (NY), Stephanie Taylor (VA), Camille Falci (NY), Kate Ondra (IL), Ed Brown (ID), Daniel Lippman (DC), Jennifer Offstein (PA) *Paging all members of theSkimm. [Reach out here]( for a chance to be featured. SKIMM SHARE Skimm HQ is bringing out the telescope to look at tonight's supermoon. Share theSkimm with your friend who took that one astronomy class. [Share]( Or use this referral link [theskimm.com/?r=8c6ba2b1]( --------------------------------------------------------------- Skimm'd something we missed? [skimmthis@theSkimm.com](mailto:skimmthis@theskimm.com) Issues? [help@theSkimm.com](mailto:help@theskimm.com) Copyright (c) 2020 theSkimm, All rights reserved. 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