Eli Lilly pauses COVID-19 clinical trial, what to know about socializing indoors, and more from Apple News

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It’s October 14, 2020.

Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

Senators questioned Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett on a range of controversial topics, from abortion rights to the Affordable Care Act, but she successfully avoided being pinned down. Here are the major takeaways from the confirmation hearings so far. Vox

The Supreme Court cleared the way for the Trump administration to end the 2020 census count early, despite warnings from experts that a shortened time-frame threatens its accuracy. POLITICO

Eli Lilly became the latest drugmaker to pause a COVID-19 clinical trial, citing a potential safety concern. Experts say the move should be reassuring: “This is an indication that the system is working.” USA TODAY

Texans turned out in record numbers on the first day of early voting, just hours after a federal court sided with Governor Greg Abbott’s order to restrict the number of ballot drop-off locations. The Texas Tribune

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The Harrowing Story of Two Girls Sold Into Sexual Slavery

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Listen Now

More on day two of the Barrett hearings, plus how economist Paul Milgrom found out he won a Nobel prize, on today’s audio show. Apple News Today

The Coronavirus

U.S. COVID-19 hospitalizations hit their highest level in nearly six weeks. The Wall Street Journal

How to tell whether socializing indoors is safe. The Atlantic

A proposal to hasten herd immunity has appalled top scientists — and grabbed the attention of the White House. The Washington Post

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

The FBI said Virginia governor Ralph Northam was also targeted in the plot to kidnap Michigan’s Gretchen Whitmer. Detroit Free Press

U.S. border agents returned migrants to Honduras in an unauthorized operation, according to a new Senate report. The Wall Street Journal

She was afraid of her lawyer. Then the text messages started. ProPublica

A 15-year-old computer whiz who died in 2006 could become the first millennial saint. NPR

What if aging were a disease you could reverse? Vogue

Entertainment

Meet the Idaho potato worker who became a TikTok sensation — and sent Fleetwood Mac sales soaring. NPR

Inside the toxic culture at Central Casting, Hollywood’s legendary agency. BuzzFeed News

The Crown’s Emma Corrin and Josh O’Connor on playing one of the most famous (and ill-fated) couples of the 20th century. Vanity Fair

The Last Word

“	Everyone I know is scared of being on a ventilator because of a one-night stand.”

In a pandemic, you can’t bring a stranger home from a bar. Enter one-month stands, 30-day mini-relationships that are transforming hookup culture. Elle

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