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Analysis: What does justice for Breonna Taylor actually look like?
For this week, we think about what justice might look like in the Breonna Taylor case, discuss great performances by the music icons Patti LaBelle and Gladys Knight, and revisit the horrifying history of forced sterilizations. Plus, recommendations: Esquire's profile of Michael Kenneth Williams and Hulu's "High Fidelity."
[ cnn.com ]Some college students face stay-at-home orders as local leaders try to control Covid-19 spread
Hoping to slow an outbreak of Covid-19 cases among their students, a small college in Rhode Island announced a stay-at-home order this week.
[ cnn.com ]Officer indicted in shooting death of woman struck when he fired shots at a dog
A grand jury indicted a former police officer in this week over the shooting death of a woman who was struck by his gunfire while he attempted to shoot an approaching dog.
[ cnn.com ]At least 2 college football games scheduled for this weekend postponed due to Covid-19
The Baylor Bears and Houston Cougars will not be playing college football on Saturday due to Covid-19 concerns on Baylor's team.
[ cnn.com ]Uber self-driving car operator charged in pedestrian death
The Uber test driver who was responsible for monitoring one of the company's self-driving cars that hit and killed a pedestrian in 2018 was charged with negligent homicide this week.
[ cnn.com ]As firefighters hope to gain ground, other West Coast fires prompt more evacuations
With rain finally arriving in parts of the West Coast, fire officials hope the forecast will help them gain ground on the deadly wildfires that forced thousands to evacuate this week.
[ cnn.com ]The pandemic didn't solve climate change. This week's disasters are proof
• Latest on Covid-19: Global cases have passed 30M
[ cnn.com ]'Medicane,' a rare, hurricane-like storm in the Mediterranean, to hit Greece
As the Atlantic hurricane season continues to shatter records for the number of storms, it appears parts of Europe will be seeing some tropical activity of their own this week.
[ cnn.com ]Amnesty calls for investigation into video showing execution of woman in Mozambique
Amnesty International has called for an immediate investigation into the apparent extrajudicial killing of a woman in Mozambique that was shared widely in a horrifying video on social media earlier this week.
[ cnn.com ]Analysis: Joe Biden's Hispanic voter problem is real
President Donald Trump is making his case for Hispanic votes in Arizona and Nevada this week. Meanwhile, Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden is making his first general election appearance in Florida on Tuesday, with an event to commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month.
[ cnn.com ]U.S. Marine deported from Philippines after pardon for killing of transgender woman
A United States Marine convicted of killing a transgender woman has been released from prison and deported from the Philippines on Sunday, after President Rodrigo Duterte granted him an "absolute pardon" earlier this week.
[ cnn.com ]Texas billboard warns drivers to enter Austin 'at your own risk' after city reduces police budget
A Texas law enforcement association erected two billboards this week, warning drivers to enter Austin at their own risk after the city reduced its police department budget.
[ cnn.com ]Greek police fire tear gas at protesting migrants after refugee camp burned
Police on the Greek island of Lesbos fired teargas at a group of migrants on Saturday protesting against a new camp being set up to replace one destroyed this week by fire, according to local media.
[ cnn.com ]Analysis: When Blackness becomes cosplay
For this week, we discuss the professor who lied about being Black, mull over the Oscars' new diversity requirements and look at the flooding in Sudan. Plus, recommendations: an excellent 1996 film on Netflix and a book full of joy.
[ cnn.com ]Sign language may be required at briefings
A federal judge ruled this week that the White House may have to provide American Sign Language interpretation at its televised news briefings on the coronavirus pandemic, in response to a lawsuit brought by the National Association of the Deaf and five deaf Americans.
[ cnn.com ]Postcard arrives almost 100 years after mailing
A Michigan woman got quite a surprise when she went to her mailbox this week -- amid her regular bills and junk mail was a postcard that had been mailed almost 100 years ago.
[ cnn.com ]White House task force focuses on coronavirus spread on campus
The White House coronavirus task force placed a sharper focus on colleges and universities in its recommendations to states this week, pushing states to take measures to prevent further outbreaks as the school year begins.
[ cnn.com ]Why Trump should worry about a rushed vaccine
This week, President Donald Trump again stated his hope that the United States would have a Covid-19 vaccine by year's end. He even suggested that maybe, just maybe, vaccinations might start by late October.
[ cnn.com ]A California family recalled a harrowing escape before their home was swallowed by flames. 'We're nomads'
Toby Wait and his family have prepared to flee a number of wildfires that have burned through the rugged and dry mountains of Central California. But none were as ferocious or fast-moving as what the long-time residents of Big Creek faced this week when flames overwhelmed their community, forcing them to flee in the middle of the night and reduced their home to ashes.
[ cnn.com ]SE Cupp: If Trump loses, it's clear he won't go quietly
In this week's edition of "Unfiltered from Home," host SE Cupp takes a look at comments made by President Donald Trump questioning the integrity of the US election system.
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