Trump unexpectedly signs stimulus package, divers discover a WWII Enigma machine, and more from Apple News

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It’s December 28, 2020.

Here’s what you need to know.

Top Stories

President Trump unexpectedly signed the $900 billion coronavirus-relief package and government spending bill after holding out for almost a week. Unemployment benefits had already lapsed, meaning millions of jobless Americans could miss a check. The Washington Post

Health officials are bracing for a post-holiday COVID-19 surge after air travel hit a new pandemic record. The CDC recommends getting a test three to five days after travel, and cutting nonessential activities for seven days. USA TODAY

The violent explosion that rocked Nashville on Christmas Day was likely a suicide bombing, an official said. Three people were injured and dozens of buildings were damaged in the blast. NPR

Year in Review

The Year That Changed Sports As We Know It

A look at 2020’s unforgettable sports stories, on and off the field. Apple News Spotlight

Five Stories We’re Talking About

Researchers estimate that a conference in February led to hundreds of thousands of COVID-19 infections. What can that teach us about the coronavirus’s spread? The New Yorker

When Ariel Quiros bought a ski resort in Vermont, he promised growth and prosperity. It turned out to be a $350 million con. USA Today

Utah running back Ty Jordan, the Pac-12 Offensive Freshman of the Year, died at the age of 19. ESPN

Divers discovered a World War II Enigma machine in the Baltic Sea. Ars Technica

The 10 best cars, SUVs, and trucks of the year prove that a thrilling driving experience doesn’t have to break the bank. Car and Driver

The Last Word

“	You’ve never had fresh lake trout until you’ve had it smothered with a Douglas fir pesto.”

One way to get rid of your Christmas tree? Eat it. The Wall Street Journal

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