Experts weigh in on new White House testing plans, what could be different when we travel again, and more from Apple News

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Experts weigh in on White House’s testing plans

President Trump unveiled a blueprint for increasing coronavirus testing capacity nationwide, saying states should source their own materials and the federal government will be a supplier of last resort. Health experts say the plan still falls short of what’s needed to safely end lockdowns. The Wall Street Journal

Texas will reopen stores and restaurants on Friday — with a limited number of customers. Meanwhile, Louisiana joined New York in extending its stay-at-home order until at least May 15. My San Antonio

A leading coronavirus model revised its projected U.S. death toll to 74,000 from 67,000, citing longer peaks and signs that people are becoming more active. CNN

The government’s replenished small-business loan program launched — and the website for applications crashed within minutes. Bloomberg

Inside the race for a vaccine, plus what your boss can (and can’t) make you do if you’re going back to work, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

Ohio’s primary today is being watched as a case study for pandemic-era elections: Almost all ballots are being mailed in. New York canceled its Democratic primary, angering Bernie Sanders supporters who saw the vote as a chance to influence the party’s platform. Cincinnati Enquirer

The Supreme Court ruled the federal government must pay insurance companies $12 billion to cover losses from selling policies on the Affordable Care Act exchanges, in accordance with a program intended to reduce insurers’ risk in participating. CNBC

Cover Story

Behind the Scenes of Defending Jacob

Chris Evans, Michelle Dockery, and Jaeden Martell unpack their roles in the twisty murder mystery. Entertainment Weekly

The Coronavirus

These coworkers lived in a factory for 28 days to make millions of pounds of materials for masks and surgical gowns. The Washington Post

As the May 1 decision deadline looms, students are facing tough choices about college. CNN

Before the pandemic, one in three death certificates were wrong — and it’s about to get worse. USA Today

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

In North Korea, the next leader in the line of succession could be a woman. The New Yorker

The Pentagon formally released three videos showing “unidentified aerial phenomena.” CBS News

The world’s jet-setting ways changed in the blink of an eye. Here’s what could be different when we travel again. Travel + Leisure

These are signs you may be burning out — and what you can do about it. Bloomberg Businessweek

How to handle the sad (but precious) produce in your fridge. Food & Wine

The Last Word

“	I would not wish the experience on my worst enemy.”

This is what life is like after being on a ventilator. The Atlantic

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