Monday's Headlines: Killing of black man in Atlanta sparks fresh outrage in U.S.
Thousands join in prayer and protest in front of the White House; Officials familiar with Lafayette Square confrontation challenge administration claim of what drove expulsion of protesters; Ripple effects of downturn show pandemic's early economic toll was just the beginning; The protests show why D.C. statehood matters; This is a moment where we can make the impossible possible; No, Melania Trump doesn't want to be free; Why the Republicans' 2020 strategy is to keep as many people as possible from voting; The pandemic hit black workers hardest. Relief must help them most.; How 'long economic waves' could save capitalism; American Paul Whelan convicted by Russia of spying, receives 16-year prison sentence; Filipino American journalist Maria Ressa convicted of cyber libel, faces prison; Warren allies send letter urging Biden to pick her as running mate; Brazil faces the coronavirus disaster almost everyone saw coming
While the U.S. Park Police and Justice Department said the operation was to expand the perimeter around the White House, others said they had no warning of when it would happen or that force would be used.
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What began in China five months ago as a distant threat to U.S. factories' supply chains has evolved into a mammoth shortfall in consumer and business spending that could hobble the economy for years.
The former Marine maintained throughout his trial that he was framed. The case added tension to already strained relations between the United States and Russia.
The letter portrays Warren as the best prepared prospect to serve as president and one uniquely capable of helping Biden politically in the November election.
Infection rates are still surging, the country's daily death tolls are among the highest in the world and health authorities aren't close to flattening the curve.
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