Evening Edition: Obama issues call to action in eulogy for Lewis, links Trump to foes of civil rights in 1960s
Much of recession's damage could be permanent unless Congress acts; U.S. economy sees historic contraction; McConnell, other top Republicans rebuff Trump's suggestion to delay election; Herman Cain, a former GOP presidential hopeful, dies of covid-19; He held a BLM sign in what he called 'America's most racist town.' The result? A viral video of abuse.; Alabama politician resigns as a Southern Baptist pastor after KKK leader's birthday celebration; Flynn case to be reheard by full federal appeals court in D.C.; The Internet wants to keep you 'doom-scrolling.' Here's how to break free.; Can police learn to de-escalate?
Senior Republicans, who often refuse to weigh in on President Trump's controversial tweets, overwhelmingly rejected his idea that the November election be postponed over the risk of fraud.
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Rob Bliss held the sign for three days straight in the sweltering July heat in Harrison, Ark., a town known as a haven for white supremacists and the home of the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
As ceremonies honoring the life of civil rights leader John Lewis began over the weekend in Alabama, one Republican state lawmaker and pastor gave an invocation for a KKK leader's birthday celebration.
Police officers around the country are fielding an increasing number of mental-health calls. A look into how one department is training its officers to handle them. Plus, how gospel choirs are adapting to the pandemic's socially distanced reality.
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