A state-by-state guide to reopening, the best way to clean cloth face masks, and more from Apple News

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It’s April 27, 2020.

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Governors weigh public health and the economy

Several states are starting to gradually reopen, or will be unveiling plans to do so this week: Tennessee residents will be able to eat at restaurants, while haircuts can resume in Colorado. Here’s a state-by-state guide. USA TODAY

The easing of restrictions comes as public-health experts warned that the U.S. isn’t out of the woods. Social distancing will likely be needed throughout the summer, said the White House’s task-force coordinator, while a Johns Hopkins expert said the virus will be with us until we have a vaccine. The Washington Post

The CDC added six more coronavirus symptoms to its official list, including sore throat, headache, chills, and loss of taste or smell. CBS News

Meanwhile, children in Spain were able to leave the house for the first time in six weeks. Italy, under the world’s longest lockdown, will begin to phase out restrictions. And U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson returned to work after recovering from COVID-19. BBC News

What life is like after being on a ventilator, plus how the pandemic will change the way we fly, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

What is going on with Kim Jong Un? Speculation has ramped up that the North Korean leader is seriously ill, missing, or even dead after he disappeared from public view. The U.S. says it’s monitoring reports. Vox

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The Town Where Wi-Fi Is Illegal

Green Bank, West Virginia, is home to a power telescope that needs electromagnetic silence to do important research. But is that even possible anymore? Popular Mechanics

The Coronavirus

The infection that’s silently killing COVID-19 patients. The New York Times

The best way to clean cloth face masks, according to an expert. Good Housekeeping

Dr. Anthony Fauci joked weeks ago that Brad Pitt should play him on SNL. This weekend, the show made it happen. NBC News

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

No more nine-to-five: The pandemic workday has obliterated work-life balance. Bloomberg

Spotty Wi-Fi, an upcoming meal, another Zoom happy hour: People are coming up with new excuses to get out of social interactions. The Atlantic

Is your pet acting like a weirdo during quarantine? Animal behaviorists explain why. Vox

Follow these flexible formulas and never make a boring salad again. Health

The best movies and shows to watch on Netflix before they disappear next month. Slate

Sports

The NFL draft is in the books, which means it’s time for way-too-early grades for all 32 teams. SB Nation

When major sports leagues went dark, team owners vowed to take care of workers. But many are being overlooked. USA TODAY

Professional baseball is back in Taiwan — with cardboard cutouts instead of fans. The Wall Street Journal

The Last Word

“	You’re walking out the door with someone’s loved one, and you’re taking them away forever.”

The body collectors of New York already had a difficult job. This is what it’s like during the pandemic. The New Yorker

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