White House faces its own coronavirus outbreak, why time feels so weird, and more from Apple News

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It’s May 11, 2020.

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White House faces its own outbreak

President Trump’s team is scrambling to stop the spread of the coronavirus in the West Wing after two staff members tested positive. Trump and Mike Pence are being tested daily, and three top officials, including Dr. Anthony Fauci, are self-isolating. USA TODAY

More details emerged about a rare syndrome that’s affecting kids and is believed to be linked to COVID-19. New York governor Andrew Cuomo said it shares symptoms with toxic shock and Kawasaki disease, and three children have now died from it. Reuters

The Trump administration outlined a plan to distribute remdesivir, the drug cleared to help treat hospitalized COVID-19 patients, after a chaotic rollout excluded some hard-hit areas. POLITICO

Expert advice for seeing family and friends again, plus what it’s like to fly right now, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

Georgia asked the Justice Department to investigate the handling of Ahmaud Arbery’s case. Local officials waited more than two months to make arrests — and did so only after footage of the unarmed black 25-year-old being fatally shot by two white men went viral. The Washington Post

Cover Story

A Killer Returns to Horseshoe Lake

Martha McKay was killed at her family’s waterfront retreat — by the same man who murdered her mother 23 years earlier. People

The Coronavirus

The urgent quest for a COVID-19 treatment has led to an unlikely potential savior: a llama named Winter. The Washington Post

How Nike turned shoe parts into face shields in just two weeks. Fast Company

The problem with all those stories about coronavirus mutations. The Atlantic

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

Rock pioneer Little Richard died on Saturday. He was 87. Rolling Stone

What happens when work-from-home Congress forgets to mute. The Wall Street Journal

March was 30 years long. April flew by in 30 minutes. Why does time feel so weird right now? Vox

Hunched over your computer all day? Here are four posture exercises to help you stand a little taller. Well+Good

These are the books that changed Oprah’s life. O, The Oprah Magazine

Sports

UFC went forward in the wake of positive COVID-19 tests. Will other leagues do the same? Los Angeles Times

Here’s what to expect when MLB presents its plan to play baseball this season. The Wall Street Journal

What can Zion Williamson’s legal issues tell us about basketball’s future? Yahoo Sports

The Last Word

"	Now his homework is watching livestreams of birds."

Strange assignments, Zoom pranks on professors, wild PowerPoint parties: This is what happens when campus life goes virtual. Slate

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