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Only one member from both George Floyd and Derek Chauvin's families will be allowed to attend trial
Only one member of George Floyd's family will be allowed to attend his high-profile murder trial in a Minneapolis courtroom because of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, a judge ruled on Monday.
[ cnn.com ]A California doctor performed surgery during a Zoom court appearance
A California doctor's trial was delayed after he appeared for a virtual court hearing while simultaneously conducting a surgery last Thursday.
[ cnn.com ]'Biggest trial of my life': Landlord says the eviction moratorium drained her savings
CNN's Natasha Chen looks at how the Covid-19 eviction moratorium has affected small-scale investors and landlords who have unpaid mortgages to face as tenants are unable to pay their rent.
[ cnn.com ]Gupta examines 'promising' drug that may help Covid effects
CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta speaks to a father participating in a trial examining how Fluvoxamine, an antidepressant, affects Covid-19 patients after being diagnosed with the virus.
[ cnn.com ]More than a dozen slum residents in an Indian city say they thought they were being vaccinated. They were part of clinical trials
The white van arrived in slum areas of Bhopal, a city in central India, blasting a message over the speaker system that seemed too good to refuse: "Come and take the coronavirus vaccine and get 750 rupees ($10)."
[ cnn.com ]In world first, Germany convicts Syrian regime officer of crimes against humanity
A German court has convicted a former Syrian regime officer for crimes against humanity, in a first-ever trial of people linked to the government in Damascus.
[ cnn.com ]Democrats turn to Biden's agenda after impeachment trial
With impeachment in the rearview mirror, congressional Democrats are directing their full attention toward President Joe Biden's agenda as they return to Washington this week.
[ cnn.com ]Biden's polling is steadier than Trump's
• Democrats turn to Biden's agenda after impeachment trial • Analysis: Our first glimpse of Biden's presidential salesmanship • Biden faces the $1.9 trillion question: Is it too much?
[ cnn.com ]People of color are underrepresented in US vaccine trials, study finds
People of color have been vastly underrepresented in US-based vaccine trials for the last decade, according to a new study released Friday by researchers at Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Harvard, Emory and other institutions.
[ cnn.com ]GOP chaos is a big gift to Democrats
The acquittal of Donald Trump in his second impeachment trial speaks volumes about the moral fiber of the Republican senators who refused to abandon him. Even more, it shows how the former President, despite his political toxicity, still has a stranglehold on the Republican Party.
[ cnn.com ]Up to 90 healthy volunteers to be exposed to Covid-19 in world first trial
• Live updates: New CDC reports warn variants could lead to 'rapid rise' in cases
[ cnn.com ]For Trump, accountability is still possible
The second impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump may have ended with an acquittal on Saturday, but Trump's trials and tribulations are far from over. This fact should trouble the former president but comfort those who believe the powerful shouldn't evade accountability.
[ cnn.com ]Biden makes his first trip as President to Wisconsin
President Joe Biden, no longer encumbered by his predecessor's impeachment trial and eager to seize the national spotlight, will bring the case for his massive coronavirus relief plan to the country on Tuesday when he participates in a CNN town hall at 9 p.m. ET in Milwaukee.
[ cnn.com ]Utah GOP responds to senators' varying impeachment votes: 'There is power in our differences'
The Utah Republican Party released a statement Monday accepting the different votes of the state's Sens. Mitt Romney and Mike Lee in last week's impeachment trial, marking a stark contrast with how some other state and county GOP party operations have pursued censure against Republicans who voted to impeach or convict former President Donald Trump.
[ cnn.com ]This show is where 'Schitt's Creek' meets soccer
February is often brutal, but this one's off the charts. Americans are collectively hitting the pandemic wall and just endured the terrifying and deflating impeachment trial, while residents of multiple states are facing spine-cracking temperatures and ravaging winter storms.
[ cnn.com ]Keilar: Rand Paul may have clapped for officer, but he didn't do this
CNN's Brianna Keilar reports that though Sen. Rand Paul did stand and clap for Officer Eugene Goodman during former President Donald Trump's second impeachment trial, despite being criticized on social media for not doing so, he was the only senator during the trial not wearing a mask.
[ cnn.com ]Opinion: What Biden should do now about Trump
President Joe Biden should follow his own sage advice from the statement he released hours after the "not guilty" vote by 43 Republican senators in Donald Trump's impeachment trial led to his acquittal. Biden implored us to be vigilant in protecting our "fragile" democracy and noted that "each of us has a duty and responsibility as Americans, and especially as leaders, to defend the truth and to defeat the lies."
[ cnn.com ]Burr faces censure by North Carolina GOP for voting to convict Trump
The North Carolina Republican Party will meet Monday to vote on whether to censure Sen. Richard Burr for his vote to convict former President Donald Trump during his second impeachment trial -- a move that would make him the latest GOP senator to be reprimanded by his state party for siding with Democrats in the trial.
[ cnn.com ]The end of Trump's trial lifts an oppressive cloud from Washington
• 'This is not over': What GOP sources are telling CNN's Jamie Gangel • Opinion: What Biden should do now about Trump • This is Trump's heaping list of legal problems post-impeachment
[ cnn.com ]12-year-old vaccine trial participant shares his experience
Duke University is testing Pfizer's coronavirus vaccine on 2,000 children between the ages of 12 and 15 years old. CNN's Pamela Brown speaks with trial participant Caleb Chung and his father Dr. Richard Chung about the 12-year-old's experience.
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