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'We want justice' for George Floyd, local activist says as violence erupts in Minneapolis

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News Wrap: House Democrats shelve FISA bill after Trump's veto threat

In our news wrap Thursday, House Democratic leaders shelved a bill to renew government surveillance tools. The move followed President Trump’s promise to veto, after which congressional Republicans “abandoned their commitment to security,” according to Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Meanwhile, Trump…

Economy May 28

Why U.S. economic policy needs to support all Americans to be successful

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The American death toll from the COVID-19 pandemic passed the 100,000 milestone on Wednesday. Dr. Anthony Fauci is one of the country's leading public health officials and a key member of President Trump’s Coronavirus Task Force. He joins Judy Woodruff…

Politics May 27

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Why George Floyd's death feels like 'a knee on the neck of black America'

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