مصر الكرامة: CDC issues guidance on reopening, what your next road trip could look like, and more from Apple News

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It’s May 15, 2020.

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Vaccine expert criticizes government response

Dr. Rick Bright told a House panel the U.S. could face its “darkest winter in modern history” if the government does not improve its response to the virus. The testimony came after he filed a whistleblower complaint alleging he was ousted from a federal research agency for opposing untested treatments touted by President Trump. CNN Politics

The CDC gave new guidance for reopening that includes checklists for schools and businesses. The release was delayed after the Trump administration rejected an initial plan. ABC News

The FDA warned that a prominent coronavirus test produced by Abbott Laboratories — and currently being used at the White House — isn’t always accurate. NPR

The House votes today on a new $3 trillion relief bill, though Senate Republicans indicated they want to wait and see if current measures are enough. Meanwhile, fresh data showed millions in the U.S. are still filing for unemployment benefits, two months into the pandemic. The Washington Post

Senator Richard Burr will temporarily step down as chair of the upper chamber's intelligence committee as the FBI probes stock trades he made before the market tumbled on coronavirus news. Los Angeles Times

Is it safe to swim in pools? Can mosquitos carry the virus? Your summer questions answered, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

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Bill Gates Has Regrets

Years before the pandemic, the billionaire tried to warn global leaders of the threat from new infectious diseases. Few listened. And now, he says, “I feel terrible.” The Wall Street Journal

The Coronavirus

Right now, it really doesn’t matter if you test positive or negative for antibodies. Here’s why. CNN

What happens if the president tests positive for the coronavirus? Bloomberg Businessweek

How wearing masks might have unintended consequences for our behavior. Fast Company

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

An elementary school repeatedly dismissed allegations against its principal. Then an FBI agent pretended to be a 13-year-old girl. ProPublica

An invasive lizard species that grows up to four feet long is gaining a foothold in Georgia. The Charlotte Observer

Your first post-lockdown vacation will probably be a road trip. Here’s what it might look like. Los Angeles Times

How to make the “pancake cereal” that’s taking over the internet. Real Simple

Sex hasn’t stopped during quarantine. It’s just gotten more complicated. New York Magazine

The Last Word

"	It’s like Earth is saying, 'Not today, humans, you need some more reflection.'"

Traditional Indigenous beliefs can be a powerful tool for understanding the pandemic. National Geographic

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