Saturday's Headlines: In protests against police brutality, videos capture more alleged police brutality
NFL says it was wrong in handling of protests over racial injustice, encourages players to speak out; 57 Buffalo officers resign from special squad to protest suspensions of two officers; Pentagon disarms National Guard in D.C., sends active-duty forces home; Facebook employees said they were 'caught in an abusive relationship' with Trump as internal debates raged; 'Black Lives Matter': In giant yellow letters, D.C. mayor sends message to Trump; Amid reopenings and protests, virus spread remains high in much of U.S.; This movement is not anarchy. It could push America to be a better nation.; It's Washington's D-Day, and the city is under siege by Trump's forces; Trump finally got his wall. But it's not at the border.; George Floyd gets a new spokesman: Donald Trump; The ever-growing list of what black people cannot do without risking their lives; Trump's pet theory about the fatal dangers of quarantine is very wrong; Trump clings to jobs data as political life raft and race-relations plan; Citing economic emergency, White House tells agencies to waive regulations; Trump approves plan to withdraw one-third of U.S. troops from Germany; Understanding the legacy of riots in America
Internal posts and documents obtained by The Post show thousands of employees want to change the social media giant's stance that allows unfettered speech from politicians.
By Elizabeth Dwoskin and Nitasha Tiku ●Read more »
In a pointed message in support of demonstrators and against the president, Mayor Muriel E. Bowser (D) formally renamed the street outside the White House after ordering city crews to paint "Black Lives Matter" in giant yellow letters along 16th Street NW.
By Fenit Nirappil, Julie Zauzmer and Rachel Chason ●Read more »
The virus is persisting — and, in some places, spreading aggressively — in parts of the South, Midwest and far West, including in states that were among the last to impose shutdowns and the first to lift them.
The Trump administration is doing by fiat what it has struggled to accomplish through lengthy rulemaking — dismantling federal regulations designed to protect workers, consumers, investors and the environment.
By Steven Mufson, Juliet Eilperin, Jeff Stein and Renae Merle ●Read more »
The double standard that guides who can protest – and how – in America. And, what nursing home residents are experiencing during the pandemic, told firsthand.
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