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owly get back to business, a growing number of athletes and staff are testing positive for the coronavirus." According to correspondent Alex Presha, NASCAR star Jimmie Johnson "learned he and his wife have the virus. Hell be forced to miss tomorrow's race in Indianapolis." Johnson's diagnosis underscor

uring Protest. • Woman Who Allegedly Tossed Molotov Cocktail At NYPD Officers Blamed Attack On Blacks. • FBI Seeking Several Individuals Who Looted Louisville, Kentucky Grocery. • Newspaper Cartoon Depicting Swastika-Wearing Trump Sparks Criticism In Florida. • Black South Carolina Police Chief Tries To N

OTHER FBI NEWS • Federal Prosecutors Discussed "Burying" Evidence In New York Probe. OTHER WASHINGTON NEWS • Media Reports: Trump's Criticism Of NASCAR, Wallace Part Of An Effort To Stoke Racial Tensions, Rally His Base. • Trump Slams Media For Allegedly Ignoring Declining COVID Death Rate. • US C

on Thursday. Breonna Taylor's Family Claims She Was Given No Medical Aid After Shooting. The New York Times (7/6, Callimachi, 18.61M) reports from Louisville, Kentucky, "For up to six minutes after she was shot by police officers during a drug raid, Breonna Taylor, an emergency room technician, lay dying

inst the removal of a statue of Robert E. Lee, a Confederate general." Axios (7/19, Allassan, 521K) says Trump has also "attacked organizations like NASCAR that have banned the Confederate flag, claiming it's an infringement on freedom of speech," and has "threatened to veto a defense bill that would r

Several Minutes After Being Shot. The CBS Evening NewsVi (7/17, story 7, 1:34, O'Donnell, 4.11M) reported on "disturbing new details from the night Louisville police shot and killed Breonna Taylor in her apartment." Correspondent Jeff Pegues reported that CBS News "has confirmed that, after being shot five

an more often be found on T-shirts, service members' tattoos, bumper stickers or banners hanging inside a barracks." Trump said the noose found in NASCAR racer Bubba Wallace's garage was a "hoax." Trump said "Wallace should apologize to those who stood beside him after his racing team discovered a n

ew court filing. The document also contends that the post-midnight raid on March 13 was motivated by the mayor's desire to clear a block in one of Louisville's most blighted neighborhoods for redevelopment," the Times reports. "City officials called the claims a `gross mischaracterization,' while the cor

es, and Navy said earlier this week that it is moving to do the same. Just moments after Trump's tweetstorms defending the Confederate base names, NASCAR announced that it will ban the display of the Confederate flag from all of its events and properties. Separately, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Cal

awsuits, by lowering the bar for plaintiffs to sue officers for alleged civil rights violations. But McEnany called such a change a `non-starter.'" Louisville police finally released the report on Breonna Taylor's death. It is almost entirely blank. "The four-page report lists the time, date, case number,