How to prepare for the new coronavirus, mysterious humming on Mars, and more from Apple News

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It’s February 27, 2020.

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An alarming new coronavirus case

A Northern California resident tested positive for the virus despite not having traveled to the outbreak zone or knowingly come into contact with anyone infected, raising concerns that it is spreading among the American public undetected. News of the case came as President Trump sought to calm nerves, saying the risk is “very low.” The CDC reiterated its warning to expect more cases in the U.S. The Sacramento Bee

Should you prepare for an outbreak? And what does the spread of the virus mean for travel plans? Catch up on everything we know. Apple News Spotlight

An employee shot and killed five people at the Molson Coors headquarters in Milwaukee yesterday and appears to have then turned the gun on himself, police said. Officials have not released a motive or named the victims.
 NBC News

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Mikaela Shiffrin Is the World’s Most Dominant Athlete

The ski legend is the undisputed master of her sport. So why doesn’t she feel like she belongs in the company of superstars? Sports Illustrated

Daily Discoveries

A shipwreck from a doomed 1840s Royal Navy Arctic expedition is revealing stunning artifacts. Fox News

Hunters in Siberia found a frozen bird that’s 46,000 years old. CNN

Mars is humming, and scientists can’t figure out why. National Geographic

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

What happened to the students caught up in the college-admissions scandal? The New York Times

“Tennis — I’m saying goodbye”: After 28 years, five Grand Slams, and a series of controversies, Maria Sharapova announces her retirement. Vanity Fair

Rod Blagojevich’s release from prison came after a long campaign, meticulously tailored to Trump. The Wall Street Journal

Thank god it’s ... Thursday? Companies around the world are testing a four-day workweek, and the results are promising. NPR

In Japan, sumo has always been a man’s game — until now. The Washington Post

The Last Word

“	In the war of insects versus humans, it’s always going to be insects.”

In UC Riverside’s citrus collection — known as the “Noah’s Ark for citrus” — caretakers are trying to stave off a fruit apocalypse. Los Angeles Times

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