 Many parents felt a profound sense of relief when analyses of the coronavirus found that kids rarely show symptoms and usually aren't at much risk. Unfortunately, that doesn't mean they're safe from the global pandemic. Every parent is familiar with the day-to-day perils of the Covid-19 outbreak, with playgrounds closed, social interaction limited and screen time all too tempting. But the most consequential effects of this crisis are likely to come from two areas: health and education. Read the whole thing. If Trump Won't Lead the World, Others Must — Michael R. Bloomberg Oil's Collapse Is a Geopolitical Reset In Disguise — Meghan L. O'Sullivan U.S. Isn't Actually Doing So Badly Against Coronavirus — Ramesh Ponnuru Fear Not, the Stocks Rally Has a Simple Explanation — John Authers Lockdown Critics May Have Some Valid Points — Joe Nocera Stock Traders Should Heed the Lessons of the 1930s — A. Gary Shilling No, Sweden Isn't a Miracle Coronavirus Model — Lionel Laurent Iran Can No Longer Rely On Trade With China — Esfandyar Batmanghelidj Trump May Have Learned His Lesson on Testing — Jonathan Bernstein This is the Weekend Edition of Bloomberg Opinion Today, a roundup of the 10 most popular stories Bloomberg Opinion published this week based on web readership, plus some other stuff sometimes thrown in. | 
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