Helena Martin, co-founder of RipeNearMe and a lifelong forager, shares insights on urban fruit foraging, including tips on what to bring, challenges faced, and where to find food. She emphasizes the joy of eating fresh fruit directly from the tree and the community aspect of foraging, such as sharing excess produce through food swaps. The article also highlights the importance of foraging responsibly to avoid disrupting natural environments and the addictive nature of tasting fresh, real fruit.

The Rimac Nevera, an electric supercar with nearly 2,000 horsepower, won a drag race against two exclusively competition vehicles, the Formula 1 Red Bull Racing RB8 and the McMurtry Spéirling. Organized by British publication Carwow, the Nevera won two out of three standing start races and has set over 20 performance records this year. Mate Rimac, creator of the brand, highlighted the Nevera's power and usability, stating it could run a quarter-mile faster than a Formula One car.

A study tested whether an AI algorithm, Smarturgences v1.17.0 by Milvue, could pass the rapid reporting component of the Fellowship of the Royal College of Radiologists (FRCR) examination. The AI was compared to 26 recently qualified radiologists across 10 mock exams. The AI passed two exams when only interpretable images were included but failed all when marked like human candidates. The AI showed a sensitivity of 83.6%, specificity of 75.2%, and accuracy of 79.5% for interpretable images, compared to radiologists' 84.1% sensitivity, 87.3% specificity, and 85.2% accuracy. The study suggests AI needs further training, especially in interpreting abdominal, skull, and spine radiographs, and in identifying subtle musculoskeletal abnormalities.

A reporter inquired whether President Trump would consider pardoning Joe Exotic, the subject of the popular Netflix series 'Tiger King.' Exotic, legally named Joseph Allen Maldonado-Passage, is serving a 22-year sentence for attempted murder for hire and wildlife violations. The question, posed by New York Post reporter Steven Nelson during a coronavirus briefing, was met with Trump's unfamiliarity with the show and a non-committal response to look into it. The incident sparked viral reactions and criticism for addressing a topic from an entertainment show during a national emergency briefing.

A mystery mom in Severna Park, Maryland, is providing free packed lunches on a table outside with signs indicating they are available for anyone in need every day at 11 a.m. The food is made in a clean and sanitized kitchen to prevent COVID-19 spread. This act of kindness has positively impacted the community, offering relief and improving the mood of neighbours during the lockdown.

Nestle has released Lucky Charms and Cinnamon Toast Crunch ice creams, which have been positively received by consumers. The Lucky Charms ice cream features a vanilla dairy base with cereal and marshmallow charms, while the Cinnamon Toast Crunch version has also garnered positive reviews. These new desserts cater to the trend of cereal-flavored ice creams and offer a nostalgic taste experience.

Smartick is providing free online math lessons for children aged four to 14 during the quarantine period. The program, which runs on artificial intelligence, adapts to each child's math level and delivers 15-minute sessions to keep them engaged. It aims to improve mental calculations, logical thinking, and reasoning skills. Parents receive results via email, allowing children to learn independently without direct supervision.

President Trump had a conversation with his son Barron about the severity of the coronavirus, describing it as 'bad.' He reassured Barron that the U.S. will overcome the crisis. Trump acknowledged the virus is not under control and introduced new guidelines to mitigate its spread, including avoiding large gatherings and non-essential travel. The article emphasizes the importance of social distancing and self-quarantine for the greater good.

Kiplin’s Automotive Group in North Carolina, managed by James Charles, has opened its parking lot to homeless individuals living in their cars, providing them with a safe place to park overnight. Charles was motivated to help after encountering a woman living in her car and learning that local shelters were full. The initiative has received community support, with donations of clothing, food, toiletries, and a portable toilet. Additionally, Charles started a GoFundMe campaign to further assist the homeless population in Charlotte.