Some headlines that caught our eye.
Riots & Politics
New Charges In George Floyd’s Death: Derek Chauvin Faces Second-Degree Murder; 3 Other Officers Charged — Lorenzo Reyes, USA Today
Research Shows There Are At Least 6 Proven Ways To Reduce Police Brutality — And 2 Strategies That Don’t Work — Aylin Woodward And Michelle Mark, Business Insider
Pentagon Chief Breaks With Trump On Use Of Military To Quell Protests — Voice of America News
Who Is Funding And Organizing The Antifa Insurrection? — Debra Heine, American Greatness
Black Americans Killed In Riots Across American Cities — John Binder, Breitbart
COVID-19
A Mysterious Company’s Coronavirus Papers In Top Medical Journals May Be Unraveling — Kelly Servick And Martin Enserink, Science
Governments And WHO Changed COVID-19 Policy Based On Suspect Data From Tiny U.S. Company Surgisphere — Melissa Davey, Stephanie Kirchgaessner And Sarah Bosely, The Guardian
The Lancet, HCL and Trump — The Wall Street Journal
COVID-19: WHO Retracts Order, Allows Hydroxychloroquine Trials To Resume — OneIndia
U.S.-China Conflict
Trump Administration To Block Chinese Passenger Airlines From Traveling To U.S. — Danielle Zoellner, The Independent
For Hong Kong, Tiananmen Looms Over The Future — Bryant Rousseau, The New York Times
Boris Johnson Promises UK Will Provide Hong Kongers Path To Citizenship After National Security Fears — James Griffiths And Chermaine Lee, CNN
China Is Stoking Racial Tensions In America — Gordon Chang, Newsweek
Business & Economy
Senate OKs Bill To Give Businesses Flexibility In Spending Coronavirus Aid, Sends It To Trump — Jacob Pramuk, CNBC
Feds Indict Execs From Chicken Companies Pilgrim’s Pride, JBS USA For Price-Fixing — Reuters, via New York Post
Things Are Looking Grim for AMC Theatres — Catie Keck, Gizmodo
Labor Market Appears To Stabilize As Private Payrolls Fall Less Than Expected — Lucia Mutikani, MSN Money
— Written by the I&I Editorial Board.
