Thursday's Headlines: June’s nearly 50 percent rise in cases led by states that reopened first
In wake of Trump's Tulsa rally, his campaign is still contending with the fallout; Stonewall Jackson monument removed in Richmond; Trump says painting 'Black Lives Matter' on New York's Fifth Avenue would be 'symbol of hate'; Republicans are biting the Democrats' helping hand; I've watched in alarm as my fellow Republicans shun masks. It's selfish.; The Fourth of July can be a virus reset. Here's exactly what we need to do. ; Joe Biden used to agree with Trump on flag burning. Where does he stand now? ; China has just broken its solemn promise to Hong Kong; Trump is beating Biden on the most important factor in this campaign; Explosive book by Trump's niece can be published, judge rules; White House does not plan immediate response over bounties reports; Voters in deep-red Oklahoma approve Medicaid expansion; Correlation between income and happiness has steadily risen over the years. study finds; The virus didn't stop a socialite from throwing a backyard soiree. Then tests came back positive.; After George Floyd's killing, a mother asks: What about my daughter?; Why the biggest hurdle to reopening the U.S. economy might be child care
President Trump insisted on holding the June 20 rally inside the Tulsa arena, despite the adamant warnings of health officials about the rising risks of the novel coronavirus in Oklahoma.
A spokesman for Richmond's mayor said the three other city-owned Confederate monuments along the avenue — honoring Jefferson Davis, J.E.B. Stuart and Matthew Fontaine Maury — will be dismantled next.
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A New York court lifted a temporary restraining order against the publication of an insider account by Mary L. Trump, clearing the way for its printing and distribution.
The nation's protest movement has extended to the suburbs, where difficult conversations include why one death broke through but so many others did not.
How the lack of child care is destabilizing the economy even more. Why women are hurting the most in this economic downturn. And what it's like to join Alcoholics Anonymous over Zoom.
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