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Smart news for busy people www.ozy.com [presidential daily brief]( *Podcast available from 8 am et Saturday, May 16, 2020 Sponsored by Important 1 1 [Trump Vows Reopening 'Vaccine or No Vaccine']( Both bases are covered. President Donald Trump said Friday that “Operation Warp Speed” would create a coronavirus vaccine by the end of the year — something experts seriously doubt. He also said the country is coming back, “vaccine or no vaccine,” and suggested Americans would “fight through” the pandemic as most states ease safety restrictions. Meanwhile, the House passed a new $3 trillion relief bill, but Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell called it a “parade of absurdities” and suggested senators would draft another bill that included a provision to shield businesses from pandemic-related lawsuits. Follow OZY’s [COVID-19 coverage](. SOURCES: [ABC]( / [CNN]( / [WSJ (sub)]( 2 2 [Flirting With a China ‘Cutoff’]( President Donald Trump threatened this week to “cut off the whole relationship” with China, which he publicly blames for the “plague” that has ravaged America like no other nation — though he initially praised Beijing. He’s threatened to renege on the recent China-United States trade deal, and even suggested defaulting on debt held by China. Critics suspect Trump’s stance, closely linked to his animosity toward the World Health Organization, is a ploy to distract from failed efforts to stop the pandemic from killing nearly 90,000 Americans. So far, Beijing [doesn’t seem too worried about the threats](, which could have disastrous economic consequences. SOURCES: [Newsweek]( / [Reuters]( / [Washington Post]( 3 3 [Europe’s Open Borders May Never Return]( Not all European countries are affected equally. Some, like Italy and Spain, desperately need tourism to restart their economies while the U.K. has suffered more than most. The European Union has a two-pronged solution: First, countries with similar public health statuses will reopen travel — likely excluding big-spending British tourists — before expanding to all theoretically open-border Schengen Zone nations. Baltic states have led the charge, creating a ‘bubble’ permitting movement between them, but a Europe of free movement remains a long way off. [OZY reports]( on Sweden’s pandemic response. SOURCES: [Politico]( 4 4 [Detroit Goes to Work]( On Monday, workers are set to return to the Motor City’s Ford, GM and Fiat Chrysler plants in test of how other industries might come back to life. The process required the approval of embattled Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who locked down the state in March, and [auto workers’ unions](. Their success will depend on Mexico, where factories supply Detroit’s auto parts and are permitted to restart June 1, but where infections are surging. The American plants will begin at a quarter of their capacity, doing temperature checks of entering workers, who must wear masks and remain distant from coworkers. SOURCES: [Reuters]( / [Detroit Free Press]( / [MLive]( 5 5 [Also Important...]( Italy has decided to [lift its travel restrictions]( by June 3. President Trump has [removed the State Department’s inspector general](, replacing him with an ally of Vice President Mike Pence. And the Food and Drug Administration has [stopped a comprehensive Seattle-area coronavirus testing program]( promoted by Microsoft founder Bill Gates, saying it needs federal approval. In the week ahead: Monday is the 40th anniversary of the [eruption of Mount St. Helens]( in Washington State, which killed 57 people. On Tuesday, a 1992 demo cassette of an [unpublished song by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr](, “Angel in Disguise,” will be auctioned off for charity. And despite the danger of spreading the coronavirus, Burundi [plans to hold in-person elections]( Wednesday. Coronavirus update: [Counting nearly 86,000 cases](, India has now exceeded the number of infections reported by China. 6 [Sponsored by Cariuma]( [6 The Sneakers That Fit Your Life, However It Looks Right Now]( Whether you’re serving on the front line, serving your family the latest 5-star meal you whipped up, or trying to serve a look during your next Zoom date, [these shoes]( meet your needs. They’re comfortable enough that you can wear them all day and stylish enough for just about any occasion. [Get $15 off these lightweight, sustainable sneakers with code OZY-15 before they sell out again.]( SOURCES: [CARIUMA]( Don't keep OZY as your little secret. Click below to share this email with a friend. [Share]( Intriguing 1 [1 Thou Shalt Not Steal the Gospels]( Faith is a powerful force. For the owners of Hobby Lobby in Oklahoma, though, a desire for ancient New Testament texts — demonstrating the unalterable truth of the Gospels — made them perfect marks for fraud. To be fair, they had reason to trust the person in charge of Oxford University’s priceless papyrus trove, Dirk Obbink. But his patrons are now claiming he hoodwinked them on both the documents’ age (not first century) and provenance, namely, Oxford’s archives. Police are investigating the renowned classicist to see which commandments he may have violated. [OZY explores]( an abandoned Bible park. SOURCES: [The Atlantic]( 2 [2 Meet a Guy Who Got Vaccinated for SARS-CoV-2]( He’s the point of the spear. Neal Browning knew that any single vaccine attempt is 94 percent likely to fail when he became a human guinea pig as America’s pandemic began near his Seattle-area home. And yet he felt [more hope than hesitation](, even if the experimental inoculation could actually make COVID-19 worse upon infection. What Browning couldn’t fathom was how a vaccine materialized so quickly, unaware that the process had already begun with earlier coronaviruses, to get the body to produce vaccines of its own. When the new virus emerged in Wuhan, China, researchers pounced, initiating the new effort on Jan. 10 and keeping up an unheard-of pace. SOURCES: [Wired]( 3 [3 Obama to Headline Mass Virtual Commencement]( It only happens once. That’s why a formidable assemblage of authority and talent, including former U.S. President Barack Obama and fellow Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai, will help congratulate 3 million U.S. high school seniors tonight — even if lockdowns mean the graduates can’t [collect diplomas]( in person. Produced by the XQ Institute in partnership with the LeBron James Family Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation, Graduate Together: America Honors the High School Class of 2020, also features King James himself, Dear Evan Hansen star Ben Platt and soccer star Megan Rapinoe. Multiple networks will broadcast the show, starting at 8 p.m. EST. SOURCES: [Time]( / [XQ]( / [CNN]( 4 [4 On the Front Lines of Feeding the Quarantined]( You’d think “essential workers,” like Los Angeles restaurant staffer Sara Selevitch, would get hazard pay and great tips for working through the pandemic. But that idea is a laughable one, she writes. At a time when people are quarantined at home and ordering takeout, workers like Selevitch are struggling to make ends meet. While people around the world may be on their balconies applauding those who serve during the pandemic, Selevitch says a greater show of support via gratuities, worker benefits and cheaper delivery app fees would go a lot further in showing solidarity. Read [OZY’s dossier]( on shrinking food supplies. SOURCES: [Eater]( 5 [5 Will Germany Show the World How to Play Safe?]( Germany’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic has been exemplary — so much so that it has decided to reopen its professional soccer league. The Bundesliga’s games inside closed stadiums without fans could show the sports world how to manage physical safety amid the pandemic’s deadly risks. Sports leaders in other nations, including NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell and the directors of the English Premier League, are watching. “It comes with great risk,” warns journalist Brian Phillips, citing the example of the second-tier Dynamo Dresden club, whose players are quarantined after two teammates tested positive. OZY’s crystal ball predicts a [dreary future for sports](. SOURCES: [The Ringer]( caught up? now vault ahead ... To get more fresh stories and bold ideas in your inbox, [check out The Daily Dose.]( Good Sh*t [Rattled by Chatter? Try a Personal Sound Bubble]( Working from home might make you think you're going to get more work done. But … the noise. [READ NOW]( Want to share your love of OZY? Forward this email to a friend by clicking the button below. [Share]( OZY Media, 800 West El Camino Mountain View, California 94040 This email was sent to {EMAIL} [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Privacy Policy]( | [Read Online](

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