- + UK to allow 'extremely vulnerable' people outside from Monday—
- + Minnesota governor says he expects to see a spike in Covid-19 cases following protests—
- + New generation of hungry locusts threatens millions—
- + Opinion: Why America can't return to 'normal'—In 2012, Jackie Lacey made history. Not only did she become the first woman to serve as Los Angeles district attorney, she was also the first black pe...
- + At least 8 states call out National Guard. Police vehicles torched. More cities under curfew. Here's what's happening now.—Los Angeles | Houston | Chicago | Cincinnati | Austin | Philadelphia
- + African American congresswoman gets pepper sprayed—Democratic Rep. Joyce Beatty, an African American congresswoman from Ohio, was briefly sprayed with "Mace or pepper spray" in downtown Columbus on Sat...
- + Trump postpones G7 summit: 'It's a very outdated group of countries'—
- + Journalists covering protests face assault and arrest —From Minneapolis to Washington DC, from Louisville to Las Vegas, reporters are facing assault and arrest while reporting on widespread protests and un...
- + The FBI's top lawyer is resigning —The FBI's top lawyer is resigning amid renewed pressure from President Donald Trump and Republican allies for the bureau to remove any remaining offic...
- + Chrissy Teigen pledges to donate $200,000 to bail out protesters—Model and cookbook author Chrissy Teigen is donating $200,000 to bail out protesters after President Trump declared Saturday night "MAGA night" at the...
- + Law enforcement presence in Twin Cities will 'triple in size'—
- + UK to allow 'extremely vulnerable' people outside from Monday—
- + His escape to Macao in World War II laid the foundation for a $14.9 billion fortune—When Stanley Ho Hung-sun, the man who made Macao a global gambling mecca, died at age 98 this week he was reportedly worth $14.9 billion. ...
- + How Minneapolis protesters are honoring the site of George Floyd's death—As protests erupt across the US following the death of George Floyd, CNN's Miguel Marquez reports from the site where Floyd died.
- + Yes, there is misinformation in Minneapolis. No, it's not all Russia's fault.—• Minnesota officials say outsiders hijacking protests • Object explodes during protest at CNN Center • The protests in photos
- + Rubber bullets fired in Los Angeles. More than 100 arrests in Houston. Cities set curfews. This is what's happening now.—Los Angeles | Houston | Chicago | Cincinnati | Austin | Philadelphia
- + Video shows deputy repeatedly punching woman in head —An investigation is underway after a Michigan sheriff's deputy was seen on video repeatedly punching a black woman in the head, according to the Washt...
- + Michelle Obama: It's up to everyone to root out racism—Non-black folks also need to help root out racism, former first lady Michelle Obama said this week while speaking out over the death of George Floyd. ...
- + Protests escalate in Los Angeles —CNN's Paul Vercammen describes the scene as protesters and police clash in Los Angeles.
- + Opinion: Complaint against former cop in George Floyd case drops important clues—The criminal complaint charging former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin with third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter for the death ...
- + Derek Chauvin is being detained at Ramsey County Jail in St. Paul—
- + New York governor to sign bill that provides death benefits to families of frontline workers—
- + Minnesota officials say outsiders hijacking protests and 'attacking civil society'—• Object explodes during protest at CNN Center • What protesters say is fueling their anger • Communities band together to clean up • Analysis: Arrest...
- + Military police on alert for possible deployment to Minnesota—The US military on Friday ordered several police units to be ready for potential deployment to Minnesota as the state experiences protests over the de...
- + SpaceX launches astronauts into orbit from US soil for the first time in a decade—• Photos: SpaceX's historic launch • Watch SpaceX and NASA make history • Watch SpaceX's biggest moments • Elon Musk told CNN in 2008 how he could hel...
- + Cities take security measures, expecting another night of anger. Eleven arrested in Cincinnati. This is what's happening now.—Los Angeles | Chicago | Cincinnati | Austin | Philadelphia
- + Opinion: Somehow, things are worse now than in 1968—Americans are waking up to a new nightmare. On top of a pandemic that has ravaged the country, killed more than 100,000 people so far and shut down mu...
- + George Floyd killing latest in string of police actions to stoke public anger in Minnesota—The Minneapolis police officer is seen in the video pressing his knee on the back of the handcuffed 46-year-old man. "Please, I can't breathe," George...
- + Communities band together to clean up—Brian Irving had just taken a shower when he turned on the news Friday night and learned about graffiti left from protests in downtown Houston. ...
- + Now is the moment to sign Colin Kaepernick—When I was an executive in the National Football League a few years ago, our organization was consumed by the case of Colin Kaepernick, the quarterbac...
- + Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms steps into national spotlight—Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms on Friday evening denounced vandalism in her city as "chaos" after demonstrations over the death of George Floyd w...
- + Volunteers clean up Atlanta after night of protests—People and churches have volunteered to clean up following a night of violent protests in Atlanta. CNN's Natasha Chen speaks to some of the volunteers...
- + Trump slams White House protesters as 'just there to cause trouble'—After a night of protests and racial unrest in US cities, President Donald Trump used Saturday morning messages to declare himself safe inside the Whi...
- + Nike is saying 'Don't Do It' in a message about racism in America—The brand famously known for its campaign encouraging you to get out there and "Just Do It" is flipping the switch and urging people "Don't Do It" in ...
- + Analysis: Trump's efforts to change the subject have never appeared more blatant or off-key—• Zuckerberg finally explains why Facebook is doing nothing about Trump's posts • Fact check: Breaking down Trump's 654 false claims during the corona...
- + Supreme Court rejects request from California church to block restrictions on in-person services—A 5-4 Supreme Court rejected a request from a church in California to block limitations on the number of people who could attend religious services du...
- + What protesters say is fueling their anger —As protesters gather in Minneapolis, Atlanta, Charlotte and other cities across the US, frustration continues to grow over the death of George Floyd. ...
- + Smerconish: The toughest test is yet to come—If a picture is worth 1000 words, then 8 minutes of video might be worth one word: guilty. But the officer charged with killing George Floyd is still ...
- + Pangolins may have incubated Covid-19, gene study shows—A deep dive into the genetics of the novel coronavirus shows it seems to have spent some time infecting both bats and pangolins before it jumped into ...
- + They're weaving their culture into the fabrics of their face masks—While wearing a mask can feel like a sacrifice for some, others consider the act as more of a privilege.
- + Inseparable twin sisters start nursing career together at same hospital during pandemic—When Lauren and Lacie Brown graduated from nursing school, neither of them thought they'd be walking right into the front lines of a pandemic. ...
- + Trump's menacing message follows 1960s script—As fires burned in Minneapolis on the third night of protests in the wake of George Floyd's death, President Donald Trump tweeted, "When the looting s...
- + Sidner: I've never seen police disappear—CNN's Sara Sidner reports on the ongoing protest over the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, despite the curfew order.
- + Person who attended Lake of the Ozarks Memorial Day gathering tests positive for coronavirus —A person who partied in the Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, area on Memorial Day weekend has tested positive for coronavirus -- and was possibly infecti...
- + Trump keeps lying about this one thing. And it's a problem.—President Trump has repeatedly pushed voter fraud allegations, without evidence, since taking office.
- + George Floyd and Derek Chauvin once worked at same nightclub—George Floyd and the former Minneapolis police officer seen in a video with his knee on Floyd's neck before he died worked at the same nightclub, acco...
- + Denzel Washington comes to aid of distressed man in busy intersection—The Los Angeles Police Department called actor Denzel Washington a "good Samaritan" for helping out a distressed man who was caught in a busy intersec...
- + 'I need white mamas to come running' —Mama.
- + This incredibly popular store is one of the hardest to socially distance in—TJ Maxx built its appeal on the "treasure hunt" shopping experience. Now it must persuade shoppers that it's safe to return to scavenging stores in th...
- + Big chains filed for bankruptcy every week in May. Here are 6 of them—Temporary store closures. Near-zero travel demand. People shopping online even more as they're stuck home. It was the perfect storm for bankruptcy for...
- + The week in 33 photos—Take a look at 33 photos of the week from May 21 through May 28.
- + Adidas and Allbirds are teaming up to create a shoe with zero carbon footprint—After exchanging some cheeky messages on social media in the wee hours of Thursday morning, Adidas and Allbirds are linking up. (Sneaker companies, th...
- + Massachusetts sees 'dramatic uptick' in eagle nests including first on Cape Cod in 115 years—Once on the endangered species list, bald eagles are flourishing in Massachusetts.
- + Nail-biting video shows bear following boy during a family hike—An Italian boy named Alessandro was captured on video while he was being followed by a brown bear during a hike with his family.
- + What it's like to live in the eye of the swarm—Billions of locusts have been devouring crops, trees and fresh pasture in East Africa for months. Earlier this year, Kenyan farmer Chris Amerikwa told...
- + TV anchors brawl in exchange over virus —CNBC "Squawk Box" co-hosts Andrew Sorkin and Joe Kernen had a heated moment on TV about their divided coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic. ...
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