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Queen Elizabeth celebrates 94th birthday in 'mini-trooping' ceremony Queen Elizabeth II celebrated her 94th birthday Saturday with a small, socially distanced ceremony at Windsor Castle.      Far-right groups blamed for clash with London police Counterprotesters who said they wanted to protect statues from Black Lives Matter activists clashed with police Saturday in London's Parliament Square.   Atlanta police chief resigns after officer shoots man at Wendy's Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields has resigned following the death of a black man at the hands of an Atlanta police officer Friday.   AstraZeneca agrees to deliver Oxford-developed COVID-19 vaccine once approved AstraZeneca announced Saturday that it has reached an agreement with the Inclusive Vaccines Alliance of Europe to supply as many as 400 million doses of the University of Oxford's COVID-19 vaccine.   COVID-19: New York death toll drops; Florida, Texas report record new cases Texas set another record for COVID-19 hospitalizations Saturday and Florida marked its biggest increase yet in daily reported infections by the state health department, while New York Gov. Cuomo hailed a decrease.   Beijing district shuts down market after new coronavirus outbreak Beijing has shut down its biggest fruit and vegetable market after 50 people tested positive for COVID-19 in a new cluster of cases.   Louisville, Ky., law named for Breonna Taylor bans no-knock warrants Louisville, Ky., Mayor Greg Fischer has signed an ordinance passed unanimously by the city's 26-person Metro Council this week that bans no-knock search warrants.   Minnesota lawmakers split on police reform as Minneapolis leaders unite Minnesota lawmakers appeared divided this week on sweeping police reforms while the Minneapolis City Council agreed on replacing the department after the police-involved killing of George Floyd.   Trump addresses class of 2020 at West Point President Donald Trump gives a graduation speech at the West Point graduation ceremony at Plain Parade Field in New York on June 13, 2020.   Notable deaths of 2020 Actor Fred Willard, rock 'n' roll icon Little Richard, singer-songwriter John Prine, New Orleans jazz legend Ellis Marsalis, soul singer Bill Withers, jazz icon Manu Dibango, country music icon Kenny Rogers, NASA mathematician Katherine Johnson, Oscar-winning actor Kirk Douglas, NBA legend Kobe Bryant, and WWE wrestler Rocky Johnson are among the famous people who have died in 2020.   Former FBI director William S. Sessions dead at 90 William S. Sessions, who directed the Federal Bureau of Investigation from 1987 to 1993, died Friday in San Antonio, Texas. He was 90 years old.   Protesters demand justice in police killing of George Floyd Protests broke out in cities across the United States and Europe after a white police officer in Minneapolis was recorded kneeling on the neck of George Floyd, an unarmed African-American man. Floyd died and the officer has been charged in the May 25, 2020 encounter. George Floyd was laid to rest on June 9, 2020 in his hometown, Houston.   San Antonio police launch manhunt after 8 shot at bar San Antonio police said they launched a manhunt for a man accused of shooting eight people outside a bar.   'Bill & Ted,' 'Matrix 4,' 'Godzilla vs. Kong' get new release dates The theatrical release of the time-travel comedy, "Bill & Ted Face the Music," has been moved up a week to Aug. 14.   Watch: President Donald Trump praises West Point graduates as 'bravest of the brave' President Donald Trump praised the 2020 West Point graduates as the "bravest of the brave" during his first commencement address at the military school on Saturday.   Bighorn Fire grows to nearly 9,000 acres near Tucson, Ariz. Hundreds of residents were forced to flee northern parts of Tucson, Ariz., with little notice as the Bighorn Fire raged near the Catalina Foothills.   IFC Films to distribute 'Blithe Spirit' in North America IFC Films said it has acquired the North American distribution rights to a new screen adaptation of Noel Coward's classic comedy, "Blithe Spirit."   Appeals court vacates stay for Texas' Ruben Gutierrez A federal appeals court has vacated a stay of execution for a Texas death row inmate scheduled to die next week.   Season 4 of Britain's 'The Voice Kids' to debut in July The fourth season of the British singing competition series, "The Voice Kids," is set to premiere in July, ITV announced.   Trump reschedules campaign rally in Oklahoma 'out of respect' for Juneteenth President Donald Trump announced he rescheduled his first rally since March in Tulsa, Okla., after receiving criticism for originally setting the event on Juneteenth.   Lady Gaga's 'Chromatica' tops the U.S. album chartAttica prison uprising documentary in the works at Showtime "Freedom Riders" and "The Murder of Emmett Till" documentarian Stanley Nelson is working on a non-fiction project called "Attica" for Showtime Documentary Films.   SpaceX launches 58 Starlink, 3 SkySat satellites from Florida SpaceX expanded the company's historic Starlink constellation by launching 58 more satellites from Florida on Saturday morning.   Most asymptomatic COVID-19 cases stay that way, small study says Are many of these "asymptomatic" carriers simply in a stage of infection that later moves on to symptomatic COVID-19? No, suggests a small, new study of cruise ship passengers and crew.   On This Day, June 13: Ahmadinejad declared president of Iran On June 13, 2009, incumbent Mahmoud Ahmadinejad was declared the winner in a disputed Iranian presidential election.   Famous birthdays for June 13: Rivers Cuomo, Aaron Taylor-Johnson Musician Rivers Cuomo turns 50 and actor Aaron Taylor-Johnson turns 30, among the famous birthdays for June 13.   Rocket Lab launches Boston University's magnetosphere experiment A rocket launched five small satellites into orbit from New Zealand early Saturday morning, including a Boston University experiment to measure solar winds and the Earth's magnetosphere.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
Pop star Lady Gaga's "Chromatica" is the No. 1 album in the United States. 
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From Cosmetics to NASCAR, Calls for Racial Justice Are SpreadingWhat started as a renewed push for police reform has now touched seemingly every aspect of American life.   Guaranteed Ingredient in Any Coronavirus Vaccine? Thousands of VolunteersTwo sisters in Missouri were among the first to have an unproven coronavirus vaccine injected in their bodies. If it makes it to market, it would also be the first DNA vaccine for any disease. Biden’s Vice-Presidential Search: Who’s on the List and Where It StandsThe search committee is conducting interviews and seeking private documents, and prospects like Val Demings and Keisha Lance Bottoms are getting a closer look as political currents influence the search. Trump Speaks at West Point Graduation Amid Tensions With Military LeadersThe president said nothing about his clash with the Pentagon over sending active-duty troops to put down demonstrations protesting the death of George Floyd. Trump Made Inaccurate Claims About the Military During His West Point SpeechThe president made misleading claims about his military budgets, the fight against the Islamic State and wars in the Middle East. 11 of Our Best Weekend ReadsWho was George Floyd? A Mississippi town comes together. Bob Dylan speaks. Donna Tartt on Charles Portis. And more. An Anti-Trump Slam DunkOn the issue of race, America’s Coach boxes out America’s Cretin. The End of Black PoliticsOur best leaders are organizers and workers — not elected officials. Are Nations Safer From the Coronavirus When Women Lead?Why are the rates of coronavirus deaths far lower in many female-led countries? It’s Trump’s RevolutionHis supporters wanted a bulwark against liberalism. But his failed presidency is pushing the country to the left. What You Can Learn From a Dreamer in ArizonaOne student’s advice on handling uncertainty and fighting for a better life. Don’t Leave the W.H.O. Strengthen It.The organization is still the world’s best hope for fighting pandemics. Trump Has Made Alternative Facts a Way of LifeThe president has taken his degradation of the truth to new lengths, but the basic project has been the same from the start. A Reckoning at Condé Nast“It’s hard to be a person of color at this company,” a staff member said. In response to an uprising, Anna Wintour and the chief executive, Roger Lynch, offered apologies. A St. John’s Fencing Coach Is Fired After Making Racist RemarksBoris Vaksman was recorded in a private lesson saying black people “steal” and “kill,” adding that he believed Abraham Lincoln “made a mistake.” Fox News Removes a Digitally Altered Image of Seattle ProtestsFox News acknowledged that one photo was a combination of several images, and a second was taken in a different city. Family of Black Man Found Hanging From Tree Dispute Suicide FindingRobert Fuller’s sister said on Saturday that the initial determination by officials that her brother died by suicide did not make sense. Remains in Idaho Identified as Those of Missing ChildrenChad Daybell, who is married to the children’s mother, was arrested on Tuesday after investigators found human remains on his property. G.O.P. Congressman Faces Primary After Officiating Same-Sex WeddingRepresentative Denver Riggleman could lose his bid for re-election in an unusual drive-through primary held at a Virginia church on Saturday. Health Care Advocates Push Back Against Trump’s Erasure of Transgender RightsA new rule narrows the legal definition of sex discrimination in the Affordable Care Act. Major health care providers actively oppose it. Jersey Shore Rebellion Erupts Over State’s Slow ReopeningAsbury Park officials voted to flout orders barring restaurants from allowing indoor dining, but backed down under pressure from the governor. ‘It’s Something I Wanted to Carry With Me’: Marking a Movement in InkAfter the death of George Floyd and the protests that followed, three women speak about why they wanted to memorialize this moment by getting tattoos. More Recent Articles
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