Partially blinded by police: Video evidence undermines official accounts of injuries at protests
(The Post)
Eight people suffered severe eye injuries at protests across the country on May 30, the Saturday after George Floyd’s death. The Post examined the circumstances of three of those incidents in detail. The results cast doubt on police descriptions of the events.
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Analysis Trump ad falsely suggests Biden supports defunding police
The Trump campaign is spending big money to promote a Four-Pinocchio ad with a false narrative.
White House signals openness to compromise as millions face loss of unemployment benefits
Within two weeks of federal benefits expiring, 30 million Americans await lawmakers' decision.
Big banks are preparing for a protracted recession
The banks’ more pessimistic outlooks come as millions of people remain out of work and thousands of small businesses close their doors.
(Washington Post Live)
Washington Post Live
Cape Up Live with Ambassador Susan Rice
Diplomat, presidential adviser and author Susan Rice joins Washington Post columnist Jonathan Capehart in conversation about major global developments and the geopolitical impact of the coronavirus. Capehart will also get her thoughts on race in America, the 2020 campaign and her interest in a future run for office.
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Perspective We ran the CDC. No president ever politicized its science the way Trump has.
Four former directors of the Centers for Disease Control say the administration is undermining public health.
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