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    Join Peter Slavin, President of , for a discussion with U.S. News Editorial Director Brian Kelly about how the Boston-based medical center has navigated the coronavirus pandemic and insights on the road ahead. Register here:

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  2. The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 13.3% in May from 14.7%, and 2.5 million jobs were added — a surprisingly positive reading in the midst of a recession that has paralyzed the economy in the wake of the pandemic.

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  3. Al Sharpton will host a march in Washington, D.C., on Aug. 28 to fight for policing and criminal justice reforms and mark the 57th anniversary of the original March on Washington.

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  4. Purdue University's president came under fire Thursday during a Senate hearing for plans to allow fall sports teams back on campus for preseason practice and to open the university's 57,000-seat football stadium for games amid coronavirus.

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  5. The order will waive environmental requirements for projects like pipelines in the name of the economic emergency brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.

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  6. Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski says she's "struggling" with the decision over whether she'll support President Trump in the November election, praising James Mattis' scathing rebuke of the president.

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  7. New York state has updated its coronavirus testing criteria to include people who have attended protests or come into contact with a protester.

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  8. George Floyd's death shook the world. For Minnesota, it's just one example of a lengthy history of racial inequality.

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  9. The U.S. accounts for more than a quarter of coronavirus deaths worldwide, but there are eight countries with a higher death rate than America.

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  10. Poll: Joe Biden widens his lead over President Trump in North Carolina.

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  11. The coronavirus pandemic's stresses on hospitals and mental health providers have made access to help more difficult.

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  12. A new report sounds the alarm on a staggering fact: More than half of the country's 13,000 school districts need to update or replace multiple building systems in their schools.

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  13. Joe Biden's campaign is seeing a surge in fundraising following the death of George Floyd and the subsequent chorus of ongoing country-wide protests over police violence against black people.

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  14. Protests against racism continue to grow as President Trump's support begins to slip.

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  15. George Floyd's murder and today's unrest is a consequence of a public policy failure when calls for change were ignored after Minneapolis’ summer of 1967.

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  16. Much of what is known about the coronavirus pandemic depends on data provided by governments, which are not always reliable sources.

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  17. A surprising rebound: Unemployment dipped to 13.3% as the U.S. added 2.5 million jobs in May, a strong indicator that the economy is slowly starting to recover from the pandemic.

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  18. Joe Biden has formally clinched the Democratic presidential nomination.

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  19. Joe Biden slams President Trump for his remarks on how the U.S.'s strong job report is a "great day" for George Floyd: "Donald Trump still doesn't get it."

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  20. A new survey from the CDC shows that some people did in fact drink bleach to prevent coronavirus following President Trump's remarks.

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  21. President Trump says George Floyd is "looking down right now" over the U.S.'s unexpected dip in unemployment, hailing the news as a "great day" for equality.

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