Evening Edition: Atlanta police chief resigns after officer fatally shoots black man
Lafayette Square clash becomes an iconic episode in Trump's presidency; Thousands join in prayer and protest in front of the White House; Biden running mate search zeroes in on group that includes at least four black women; How some countries have narrowed the role of police and boosted other services; Contact tracing is public health's most powerful weapon right now. But as virus cases surge, the proven strategy is in doubt.; Trump tries to explain his slow and unsteady walk down a ramp at West Point; The elusive truths of Melania Trump; Racist video prompts calls for action at George Floyd's alma mater; Ukraine says it intercepted $6 million bribe to stop probe of Burisma founder; This historic hotline offered lesbians support for decades. This is the story of its rise and fall.
With his triumphal stride to a historical church after authorities forcibly removed protesters, he had hoped to dispel the narrative of him hiding in the secured White House bunker. The results have been politically calamitous.
The candidates who continue to be under consideration by the campaign reflect in part the growing prominence of African American women amid a national uproar over police violence and racism that has sparked protests around the country.
Contact tracing failed to stanch the first wave of coronavirus infections, and today's far more extensive undertaking will require 100,000 or more trained tracers to delve into strangers' personal lives.
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The president's claim that the ramp was "very slippery" was inconsistent with the weather, which on Saturday at the officer training academy in New York was sunny and clear-skied.
The video showed a young man using racial slurs to describe black students at Texas A&M University at Kingsville. Students said the university's public denunciation is not enough.
The country's anti-corruption prosecutor says there's no link to the Bidens. Ukrainians hope the record bribe shows the country is turning a corner on graft.
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