Police arrested seven people thought to be connected with a private social media drug network serving students at Rutgers University.

Thanks to the efforts of Rutgers research assistants, speakers of Hindi, Korean, Tagalog, Spanish and Urdu will now have access to pandemic updates in their native tongue.

The map is updated in real time as Twitter users around the U.S. use phrases like "social distancing" or "coronavirus."

Social media accounts of those at risk of committing self-harm or extreme violence against others would enter required monitoring by their schools.

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