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It’s May 13, 2020.

Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

Officials warn of serious risks to reopening

The coronavirus is not under control and more testing is needed, top health officials told the Senate — a position at odds with White House messaging. Dr. Fauci said reopening too soon would lead to "suffering and death," and could even set back an economic recovery. CBS News

If you haven’t received a stimulus check, today is the deadline to sign up for direct deposit on the IRS website. Meanwhile, House Democrats unveiled a new $3 trillion aid package, though it’s already getting pushback from the left and right. CNET

California State University, the biggest college system in the U.S., said it will move almost all its classes online for the fall semester. Los Angeles Times

Officials in Wuhan, China, where the virus was first discovered, ordered tests for all 11 million residents after a cluster of new infections emerged. BBC News

Why results from antibody tests don't mean much (yet), plus what the new socially distanced world looks like in other countries, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

The Supreme Court may be torn over cases regarding Trump’s financial records and tax returns. Justices expressed concern over Congress’s power to subpoena the executive branch, but also seemed uncomfortable with granting the president blanket immunity. A decision is expected this summer.
 The Wall Street Journal

The judge in Michael Flynn’s case pumped the breaks on the Justice Department’s unusual request to drop charges against Trump’s former national security adviser. Judge Emmet Sullivan said he expects outside experts will want to weigh in. POLITICO

Deadly attacks rocked Afghanistan, a sign the country’s fragile peace deal has done little to stop the violence. Yesterday, militants shot and killed at least 15 people inside a Kabul maternity ward, while in another province, a suicide bomber attacked a funeral, killing at least 25. The New York Times

Best of Apple News+

The Most Amazing Places to Drive in the U.S.

In this unprecedented era of limited travel, scenic roads are the safest way to take a break from the chaotic world. Car and Driver

The Coronavirus

Let’s say there’s a COVID-19 vaccine. Who gets it first? Wired

"How long can a heart last like this?" She’s had the virus for weeks. It’s not going away. The Washington Post

Everything you need to know about the U.S. meat shortage. The Wall Street Journal

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

Wreckage from the toughest World War II ship has finally been discovered. National Geographic

How many credit cards is too many? Money

Upgrade your next bowl of ramen (yes, even the instant kind) with these five tips. Real Simple

If you want to use vitamins to boost your immunity, read this first. HuffPost

How to make small spaces feel larger, according to design professionals. Better Homes & Gardens

The Last Word

"	It’s not that women leaders are doing better. It’s just that strongmen are doing worse."

When it comes to governing in a pandemic, The Atlantic’s Helen Lewis says we should look to leadership style, not gender, when comparing countries. The Atlantic

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