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1. Protest in Atlanta turns violent

   • Reporter is live as protests turn violent at CNN headquarters • Protesters speak on anger behind death of George Floyd • Analysis: Arresting CNN reporters at a protest is an affront to the First Amendment • The protests in photos

   

   

2. Zuckerberg finally explains why Facebook is doing nothing about Trump's posts

   • The racist origin of the phrase Trump tweeted • Biden: Trump's comments 'thoroughly irresponsible'

   

   

3. The White House briefly locked down. Cars set on fire in Atlanta. Days after George Floyd was killed, protesters are gathering around the country.

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4. Minneapolis under curfew

   Pain and anger over the death of George Floyd spilled over into multiple cities across the country hours after the former Minneapolis officer seen in video with his knee on Floyd's neck was arrested and charged with murder.

   

   

5. Why the charge against ex-police officer is third-degree murder

   Derek Chauvin had his knee on George Floyd's neck for more than 8 minutes and prosecutors want to hold the fired Minneapolis police officer accountable for Floyd's death.

   

   

6. George Floyd and Derek Chauvin once worked overlapping security shifts at the same nightclub

   George Floyd and the former Minneapolis police officer seen in a video with his knee on Floyd's neck before he died worked at the same nightclub, according to the venue's former owner.

   

   

7. Trump ignores reporters' questions on George Floyd protests

   President Donald Trump ended a press event at the White House without addressing the unrest happening in Minneapolis or taking reporter questions.

   

   

8. 8 notable details in the criminal complaint against Chauvin

   8 minutes and 46 seconds.

   

   

9. Van Jones: It's not the racists we have to worry about

   CNN's Van Jones says that the black community is tired of hearing empty promises of change and that they should be more worried about "the White Liberal Hillary Clinton supporter" than a white racist.

   

   

10. Police arrest CNN crew in middle of live TV report

    CNN's Omar Jimenez was taken into police custody during a live broadcast at the site of the protests in Minneapolis, after clearly identifying himself to officers. Jimenez's crew were also placed in handcuffs.

    

    

11. Unrest in Minnesota deals a blow to Klobuchar's VP hopes

    Amy Klobuchar's chances of becoming Joe Biden's running mate, already weighed down by her record as a prosecutor in Minnesota's largest county, have taken a significant hit as widespread racial unrest roils her home state, Democrats say.

    

    

12. A new civil lawsuit alleges Harvey Weinstein raped a 17-year-old in the 1990s

    

    

13. Trump announces unprecedented action against China

    

    

14. Trump decision to leave WHO endangers global health, medical groups say

    Groups representing infectious disease doctors, pediatricians and general physicians all protested President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw from the World Health Organization on Friday, saying it will make it harder to fight the coronavirus pandemic.

    

    

15. Study shows 10 times more New Yorkers had Covid-19 by April than previously counted

    By the end of March, 1 in 7 New York adults had Covid-19 -- about 10 times higher than the official account, according to a new study sponsored by the New York State Department of Health.

    

    

16. Pangolins may have incubated the novel coronavirus, genetic study shows

    

    

17. Denzel Washington comes to aid of distressed man in busy intersection

    The Los Angeles Police Department called actor Denzel Washington a "good Samaritan" for helping out a distressed man who was caught in a busy intersection, according to the actor's representatives.

    

    

18. Opinion: 'I need white mamas to come running'

    Mama.

    

    

19. Woman kept grandma's body in freezer for 16 years in social security scheme, police say

    Last year, police in Pennsylvania found old human remains in a freezer. Now, an investigation has concluded that it was all part of a scam to collect social security checks.

    

    

20. Opinion: Trump is at war with the truth, not Twitter

    Fact checks are not censorship. But that's what President Donald Trump is claiming in his new assault on social media platforms: an over-reaching executive order targeting social media companies, signed shortly after Twitter applied fact checks to two of Trump's tweets.

    

    

21. Jim Acosta: Trump's press secretary just told a whopper

    CNN's Jim Acosta asks the White House press secretary about President Trump's executive order targeting social media companies after Twitter fact-checked his tweets.

    

    

22. Taylor Swift calls out Trump: 'You have the nerve to feign moral superiority before threatening violence?'

    Taylor Swift lashed out at President Donald Trump on Friday for his late-night tweet threatening violence against protesters in Minnesota, tweeting that the President has been "stoking the fires of white supremacy and racism (his) entire presidency."

    

    

23. Madonna posted a video tribute to George Floyd, and it didn't go down well

    Amid the widespread outrage over the death of Minneapolis security guard George Floyd, Madonna is coming under fire for a social media misstep.

    

    

24. 14-year-old's 'honor killing' sparks outrage

    

    

25. This teen is graduating high school 3 years after being shot in the head and left to die

    For most high school seniors, graduation is a time to celebrate their academic achievements. For Deserae Turner, it's also an opportunity to celebrate life.

    

    

26. Zookeeper in critical condition after being mauled by lions

    A zookeeper in Australia is in critical condition after being mauled by two lions while cleaning their enclosure on Friday, authorities said.

    

    

27. World's oldest man dies 'peacefully in his sleep'

    Robert Weighton, the world's oldest man, died on Thursday at the age of 112, his family confirmed in a statement.

    

    

28. CNBC anchors brawl in an explosive exchange over virus coverage

    CNBC "Squawk Box" co-hosts Andrew Sorkin and Joe Kernen had a heated moment on TV about their divided coverage of the Covid-19 pandemic.

    

    

29. Share your story about getting Covid-19 at the hospital

    CNN is collecting stories about people who contracted Covid-19 in a hospital, nursing home or other medical facility. We may follow up on some responses for upcoming stories. Please share your story below.

    

    

30. If you're going to go out to eat, listen to these tips

    CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta has some coronavirus safety tips for those who choose to start eating out at restaurants again.

    

    

31. Drive-in concerts may be the answer to the summer shows you're missing

    Missing live music? There may be a solution coming to a parking lot near you.

    

    

32. Europe promises to reopen for summer tourism

    The world's iggest tourist playground has been roped off since it became a coronavirus epicenter, but as summer looms Europe is desperate to lift restrictions to get visitors pumping much needed cash into stricken economies.

    

    

33. How to keep everyone safe if a repairman or babysitter comes over

    Until there's an effective vaccine available, every new person you let into your house increases your risk of exposure to the coronavirus.

    

    

34. Disney World aims for July reopening. Should you go?

    For months now, fans of Walt Disney World Resort in Florida have been anxiously awaiting news of when their beloved resort would reopen.

    

    

35. If you have ADHD, here's how to manage working from home

    As some companies shifted to working from home, some adults with ADHD hit a wall.

    

    

36. World health experts shift focus to new hot spots

    As the US coronavirus death toll reached the grim milestone of more than 100,000 deaths this week, world health experts are concerned about new hot spots and the CDC is projecting 123,000 coronavirus deaths by late June.

    

    

37. Locusts threaten livelihoods in Kenya

    Billions of locusts have been devouring crops, trees and fresh pasture in East Africa for months. Earlier this year, Kenyan farmer Chris Amerikwa told CNN what it was like to live in the eye of the swarm.

    

    

38. Massachusetts sees 'dramatic uptick' in eagle nests including first on Cape Cod in 115 years

    Once on the endangered species list, bald eagles are flourishing in Massachusetts.

    

    

39. A 53-year-old tortoise has found a new home after her owner died

    For decades, a tortoise named Ms. Jennifer happily lived with her owner, who would take her to the bank and other places around their town of Waltham, Massachusetts, showing her off to anyone interested.

    

    

40. Lady Gaga releases highly anticipated new album

    It's finally here!