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7 Rules For A Stress-Free Virtual Thanksgiving

Zoom gatherings require a whole new kind of etiquette. Whether you’re hosting or attending, here are expert tips to relieve everyone's anxiety.
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Jeffrey Toobin Fired From The New Yorker For Exposing Himself On Zoom Call

After 27 years as a staff writer at The New Yorker, Toobin tweeted that he "will always love the magazine."
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How To Host A Virtual Thanksgiving Dinner This Year

The coronavirus may keep you from your family and friends, but Zoom and video conferencing can help you connect.
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Crying At Work Is Even Worse Now. Thanks, Zoom.

There's a captive virtual audience, and your crying face is on display.
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The New Yorker Suspends Jeffrey Toobin For Exposing Himself During Zoom Call

The legal analyst is also stepping away from CNN after what he called “an embarrassingly stupid mistake.”
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For Some Kids, Remote Learning Round 2 Is A Dream Come True

Remote learning has been really hard for many kids. But others are surprisingly thriving.
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How Introverts And Extroverts Handle The Pandemic Differently

Introverts may seem to have a leg up when it comes to quarantine and social distancing, but getting through the coronavirus pandemic hasn't been easy, even for them.
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13 Funny Tweets About The Social Awkwardness Of Zoom Meetings

We could all use a laugh. Here are people's observations about video calls during the coronavirus pandemic.
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College Professor Dies Teaching Online Class After Weekslong Battle With COVID-19

Paola De Simone, 46, reportedly died during a virtual Zoom lecture for the Universidad Argentina de la Empresa in Buenos Aires.
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Staring At My Own 40-Something Face On Zoom Has Shattered My Self-Esteem

Zoom fatigue is real and well-documented.
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