Rudy Giuliani on 77 WABC (6/12/20)
Inside the Newsroom: Police Reform and New York’s Reopening
Biden gets more aggressive as 2020 campaign heats back up
PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Joe Biden is adopting an increasingly aggressive stance as he looks to break out of a monthslong campaign freeze imposed by the coronavirus outbreak. He is warning that President Donald Trump could steal the
‘Breonna’s Law’ Passes In Louisville, Kentucky; Banning Use Of “No-Knock” Warrants
The use of “no-knock” warrants has been banned in Louisville, with the new ordinance named for Breonna Taylor, the young black woman who was fatally shot after officers burst into her home. Louisville’s Metro Council unanimously voted
Dow Plunges 7% In Biggest Drop Since March
On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down 1,861 points, or 6.9 percent, and the S&P 500 was down 5.9 percent, the biggest fall since March 16. There were sharp declines in several sectors, including hospitality
Premiere League To Replace Player Names On Jerseys With “Black Lives Matter” During First Round Of Games
Premier League clubs are considering replacing players’ names on the back of jerseys with the phrase “Black Lives Matter” for the league’s first games back since the coronavirus pandemic suspended play. Clubs across the Premier League will
NFL Extends Virtual Offseason Period Until June 26
The NFL has extended virtual offseason programs for teams through June 26, but said they will go no further than that date. Team facilities have opened for key personnel, coaches and players rehabilitating injuries, but healthy players
