Day: July 6, 2020
The White House is reportedly hoping Americans ‘will grow numb’ to the coronavirus death toll
Doctors say the US is in a ‘free fall’ with coronavirus as 32 states struggle with higher rates of infection
US death toll surpasses 130,000
Report from New York on coronavirus cases: more than 6,300 recovering coronavirus patients were sent into nursing homes during the height of the pandemic
White Pastor Visiting Ancestor’s Grave At Gettysburg In A Black Lives Matter Shirt Had To Be Escorted Away by Police After Right-wing Militia Surrounded Him And Accused Him Of Being Antifa
Bubonic Plague Found in a Herder in Inner Mongolia, China Says
Country Rocker and Fiddler Charlie Daniels Dies at Age 83
Ghislaine Maxwell transfered to NY for Epstein-related sex abuse charges
Supreme Court ruled unanimously that states can require presidential electors to back their states’ popular vote winner in the Electoral College
Facebook and other social media say they will freeze the review of government requests for user data in Hong Kong
Kongonaphon kely, a pocket sized dinosaur forerunner is smaller than your cellphone
Amy Cooper’s frantic call to 911 to claim she was being threatened by “an African-American man,” bird watcher Christian Cooper was charged with filing a false police report
Small business aid went beyond hard-hit companies
Getting a coronavirus test can be even harder in America’s poorer, Hispanic and Black neighborhoods, far from middle-class areas where most chain pharmacies and urgent care clinics offering tests are found
After seeing the see-saw effect of restrictions lifted, then reimposed, Miami-Dade County issues an emergency order closing restaurants and other indoor places seven weeks after they were allowed to reopen
WATCH: Prince Harry Faces Criticism After Saying the Commonwealth ‘Must Acknowledge Past Wrongs’ Even If It’s ‘Uncomfortable’ in Apparent Criticism of British Empire During Call with Meghan Markle to Young Leaders from the Queen’s Commonwealth
Oscar-Winning Italian Composer Ennio Morricone, Known for Spaghetti Western Soundtracks, Dead at 91
Trump supporters vandalize a city-sanctioned Black Lives Matter mural in California with black paint just hours after residents finished it on Fourth of July
Image of Thomas Jefferson alongside black descendant holds ‘mirror’ to America: Sixth-great-grandson of the President and his slave Sally Hemings says his life shows Americans ‘have more in common than some may think’
Statue of abolitionist Frederick Douglass is hacked from its base in Rochester and damaged beyond repair on 168th anniversary of his Fourth of July address condemning slavery
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms tells Black Lives Matter ‘enough is enough’ after eight-year-old girl is shot dead as her mom drove through barricade where Rayshard Brooks was killed
Simran Jeet Singh on an Outsider’s Encounter With the Psalms
Andre Henry on We Need a Revolutionary Tea Party for Racial Justice to Finish the Fight for Freedom
Halee Gray Scott on a ‘Sober Curious’ Quarantine Broke My Christian Perfectionism
Scot McKnight on Complementarianism and the Abusive Male
Maya Moore Put Her Pro Basketball Career on Hold for Ministry, Now a Prisoner Is Free
Evangelical Leaders Are Speaking Up About Race — but Will This New Focus Last?
As Mississippi Plans to Replaces Confederate Symbol on Flag With ‘In God We Trust’, One Black Pastor Says All Black Folks Have Ever Had is Trust in God
