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The coronavirus outbreak forced people to come up with creative workouts while staying at home. USA TODAY Going stir-crazy in quarantine? You're not alone. Celebrities are cooped up in their homes across the country just like the rest of us. As we collectively navigate this uncharted territory, USA TODAY presents Quarantine Diaries, which give readers a peek into how our favorite stars are spending their time at home. Today's diarist is "Patriot Act" host Hasan Minhaj, who welcomed his second child, a son, three weeks ago with his wife and is spending his quarantine also helping care for their 2-year-old daughter. While the Netflix show is on hiatus, "Patriot Act" is rolling out original digital content every Thursday titled "Hasan From a Distance." Here's what a day in the life of the comedian's quarantine looks like from his perch in a house outside New York City, where the laundry room doubles as his office spa...

"Why are we still flying? Is this necessary?'' Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly has fielded these questions from employees on an almost daily basis since the coronavirus pandemic began spreading across the country, turning airports into ghost towns. Kelly and other airline executives always have the same answer: because some people still need to fly. On Tuesday, the airline tweeted about a pulmonary critical care doctor who was the lone passenger on a flight. The doctor volunteered to travel to the West Coast to help treat coronavirus patients. In addition to doctors, nurses and other first responders flying on the front lines of the pandemic, airline passenger manifests today include people like 2-year-old brain cancer patient Joanna Hoskins and Roderick Owens, whose wife was hospitalized in Detroit with the coronavirus.  Four passengers shared their stories with USA TODAY. 'She has to have this chemo' Meghan Hoskins was worried when she saw the email from Alask...

New Delhi: A 14-month-old baby boy in Jamnagar district of Gujarat on Tuesday evening died due to multiple organ failure after testing positive for the deadly coronavirus infection. Also Read - New York Leads Coronavirus Death Toll With 731 Fatalties in 24 Hours The toddler belonged to a family of migrant labourers and had no recent travel history. He was admitted to a government hospital in Jamnagar in critical condition. Also Read - Rishabh Pant is Just 20 And Media Scrutinises Him so Much: Rohit Sharma to Yuvraj Singh During Instagram Chat Amid COVID-19 Lockdown The boy had tested positive for the contagious disease two days ago, and was kept on ventilator support. He eventually died due to multiple organ failure becoming the youngest death in the Gujarat, officials stated. Also Read - COVID-19: Bangladesh Govt Issues Stern Warning to Doctors Evading Duty The number of coronavirus patients in Gujarat rose to over 175 after 29 new cases were reported today. Four p...

In a nutshell: It's safer – and more effective – to wash your baby's or toddler's hands with soap and water than to use hand sanitiser. But if you're out without access to soap and water – when you're taking daily exercise, for example – and you need to clean your child's hands, it's OK to put a very small amount of hand sanitiser on them. Do be sure that the hand sanitiser you use contains at least 60% alcohol; some hand sanitisers labelled as especially for babies and young children contain less alcohol than this (or no alcohol at all) and therefore won't be as effective at killing the COVID-19 virus. What our expert says about using hand sanitiser on a baby or toddler Hand sanitisers that can effectively kill coronavirus contain at least 60% alcohol – that's about twice as much alcohol as you'd find in vodka or whisky. So obviously you'll need to use hand sanitiser with care around a small child, in case they lick t...

Trigger warning: child loss You never really realize how heavy grief's fog truly is until you're in the thick of it. My daughter died from SIDS, and I never understood what it was to live moment by moment, second by second, unable to see anything other than where I was standing, until I became a bereaved parent. Things that used to matter didn't anymore. What would usually take me 30 minutes was now consuming several hours. I walked out of the house in mismatched shoes, forgot to brush my teeth for a couple of days, and almost got into more than one car accident. On top of trying to navigate my way through this haze, I was also tasked with the nearly impossible mission of trying to plan a funeral. A funeral that would mark a new start in this life after loss, and pave the foundation I would walk through with my heavy grief. I had a limited amount of time from the day she died to the day of her burial to preserve final memories, and truthfully, I didn't know where to sta...

A slugger named Kyle has gone viral, which is something I should be able to appreciate, especially since he did so by absolutely destroying his young son at sports. Showing no mercy is how you toughen them up. Everyone knows this; they just feel afraid to admit it out loud in mixed company. But something is bothering me. And if I could be so bold, allow me to speak directly to this toddler with a bloated ERA who probably can't read yet. Buddy, you need to get your old man off the plate. He's way too comfortable up there. It is beyond time for a high hard one to brush him off. Make him move his feet. Buzz the damn tower. Have him think twice about lifting and separating. Especially if he's going to style after each bomb. That sort of thing may not bother your generation, but it matters. Here's hoping retaliation is sought and realized soon. Celebrating Too Early Compilation [funny] (TOP 10 VIDEOS)

Tuckered toddler nods off during lawnmower ride Occurred on March 29, 2020 / Poplarville, Mississippi, USA Info from Licensor: "My 2 year old grandson, Hunter, wanted to ride the lawnmower (have video of him asking). I got my lawnmower with my hauler out and began cutting my grass. I'm constantly checking on him to be sure he's safe. We stopped and went in for lunch and got back to work. On this occasion, at 5:12 PM, I checked on him and noticed he had fallen asleep and started videoing. He loves to watch videos on my phone. As soon as I got back up to the house to take him in, he wakes up like he never was asleep (got a video of that too). The end result is the yard got mowed while entertaining my grandchildren, which is entertaining you. Thank you for viewing!" Tuckered Toddler Nods Off during Lawnmower Ride || ViralHog