Thursday's Headlines: Under Trump, scientists can speak if they mostly toe the line
States rushing to reopen are probably making a deadly mistake, experts warn; Trump signs order pausing immigration for 60 days, with broad exceptions; In New York's largest hospital system, 88 percent of patients on ventilators didn't make it ; How a family-owned Nebraska bank became a leader on coronavirus loans ; A resurgence of the virus or a spike in defaults and bankruptcies could lead to another painful downturn; Republican leaders want Congress back in person, contrary to public health advice; From now on, Pelosi is playing hardball; We're telling ourselves fairy tales while stuck inside ; Sorry, governors. No matter what you do, movies won't be back for a very long time.; Don't let those animal comeback photos fool you. Nature is still under siege.; The Russia hoax was never a hoax. An encouraging bipartisan report confirms it.; Two cases that could help 'recage the executive lion'; Biden makes end run around Trump as the president dominates the national stage; Trump instructs the Navy to 'shoot down and destroy' Iranian gunboats that 'harass' U.S. ships; The NFL draft is an overblown spectacle. Thank God it's almost here.; Congress is taking a second stab at helping small businesses. Will it be enough?
The measure will not apply to immigrants living in the country who are seeking to become legal permanent residents. The spouses and children of U.S. citizens and permanent residents also will be unaffected.
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The national rollout of a $349 billion lending program for small businesses was not smooth. But one bright spot emerged, small businesses say: local banks that hustled to disburse loans to their communities as fast as they could.
White House officials have touted the possibility of a V-shaped recovery as soon as this summer. But some economists say a W-shaped recovery is increasingly likely.
The former vice president and presumptive Democratic nominee has been chatting up local TV anchors and late-night comedians as he tries to break through a near-blackout of campaign news.
On Earth Day, Sarah Kaplan asks how we can be better Earthlings. Seung Min Kim analyzes the new coronavirus response bill working its way through Congress. And Monica Hesse explains why we're all having extra-weird dreams.
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