Evening Edition: Fired officer charged with third-degree murder in Floyd’s death
Twitter hid Trump's tweet for 'glorifying violence.' The White House reposted it.; When a CNN camera hit the ground, America saw the world through George Floyd's eyes; Biden says Floyd's death is a reminder that America is 'a country with an open wound'; Minneapolis wakes up to 'a city of ash'; U.S. to quit WHO and stop treating Hong Kong as separate from China, Trump says; Trump-fueled push of unproven drugs drove prescriptions, study finds; Europeans emerging from lockdowns find conspicuous absence of Americans; Judge's actions in Flynn's case raise novel questions about the limits of judicial power; Racial tragedies stoke pressure on Joe Biden to pick a nonwhite running mate; 'Karens' try to make unequal power structures work for them
Derek Chauvin, who was seen in a video with his knee pressed against George Floyd's neck before he died, has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter. An investigation into three other officers who were fired over Floyd's death is ongoing.
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The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee spoke about the need for every American to confront the systematic racism that has resulted in the deaths and mistreatment of African Americans for centuries.
Anger boils over in Minneapolis in the aftermath of George Floyd's death. Understanding what happened in Central Park. And a powerful painting captures another unsettling time in America.
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President Trump attacked the World Health Organization as controlled by Beijing, accused the Chinese government of a comprehensive "pattern of misconduct," and ordered American officials to begin the process of revoking Hong Kong's special status under U.S. law.
Publicity about a potential covid-19 treatment created a 200 percent increase in hydroxychloroquine and chloroquine prescriptions in March, researchers said.
Judge Emmet G. Sullivan's decision not to immediately dismiss the case of President Trump's former national security adviser has led to an extraordinary situation in which the District Court judge in Washington is under orders to defend his actions.
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