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Rep. Ted Yoho (R-FL) discusses U.S.-China relations, AFL-CIO's Richard Trumka discusses the union's priorities amid the pandemic, and NIH's Dr. Marshall Bloom discusses investigating Covid-19 and other infectious diseases.

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine holds a briefing one day before NASA attempts for a second time the SpaceX launch - the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) holds a briefing after mass protests and rioting erupt following the death of George Floyd while in police custody.

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Dr. Marshall Bloom, associate director for scientific management at the National Institutes of Health's Rocky Mountain Laboratories, discussed the lab's previous and current work investigating infectious diseases.

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine held a briefing one day before the second launch attempt of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The previous launch scheduled for earlier in the week was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Administrator Bridenstine said there was about a 50 percent chance of launching the next day, but that other dates were available should the weather conditions not hold. The deputy NASA administrator, Kennedy Space Center director and two astronauts also joined the briefing.

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AFL-CIO's Richard Trumka discussed his organization's efforts to improve protections for workers directly impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

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House Foreign Affairs Committee member Rep. Ted Yoho (R-Florida) discussed U.S. relations with China during the COVID-19 pandemic, and tensions regarding Hong Kong.

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President Trump holds a news conference amid the coronavirus pandemic and mass protests and rioting around the country following the death of an African American man in police custody.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference after mass protests and rioting erupted following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. "It is my expectation that justice for the officers involved in this will be swift," said Gov. Walz. He also apologized in regards to a CNN reporter and camera crew being arrested while covering the protests the previous night. Gov. Walz was joined by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison along with leaders from the Minnesota State Patrol and the National Guard. After this briefing concluded, the state later announced that the police officer who was seen on video kneeling on George Floyd's neck before he died was arrested and charged with murder.

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Speaking in the Rose Garden, President Trump announced the U.S. would be "terminating" its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO) and ending special trade and security policies toward Hong Kong. The president strongly criticized China over a range of trade and security issues as well as its handling of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in Wuhan. He blamed China for a lack of transparency and for pressuring the WHO to "mislead the world" about the outbreak. The change in policy toward Hong Kong follows a new national security law from Beijing that led Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to determine that the special administrative region no longer had sufficient autonomy from China.

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine held a briefing one day before the second launch attempt of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The previous launch scheduled for earlier in the week was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Administrator Bridenstine said there was about a 50 percent chance of launching the next day, but that other dates were available should the weather conditions not hold. The deputy NASA administrator, Kennedy Space Center director and two astronauts also joined the briefing.

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Speaking in the Rose Garden, President Trump announced the U.S. would be "terminating" its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO) and ending special trade and security policies toward Hong Kong. The president strongly criticized China over a range of trade and security issues as well as its handling of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in Wuhan. He blamed China for a lack of transparency and for pressuring the WHO to "mislead the world" about the outbreak. The change in policy toward Hong Kong follows a new national security law from Beijing that led Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to determine that the special administrative region no longer had sufficient autonomy from China.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference after mass protests and rioting erupted following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. "It is my expectation that justice for the officers involved in this will be swift," said Gov. Walz. He also apologized in regards to a CNN reporter and camera crew being arrested while covering the protests the previous night. Gov. Walz was joined by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison along with leaders from the Minnesota State Patrol and the National Guard. After this briefing concluded, the state later announced that the police officer who was seen on video kneeling on George Floyd's neck before he died was arrested and charged with murder.

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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered remarks from his home in Wilmington, Delaware on the death of George Floyd, an African American man killed by a Minneapolis police officer while in custody. The former vice president said Americans needed to confront institutional racism, particularly in law enforcement. He said doing so was the duty of all Americans. Mr. Biden's remarks came after he had spoken with George Floyd's family, and less than an hour before the officer who killed Mr. Floyd was taken into custody to face third-degree murder charges.

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Dr. Francis Collins discussed the latest coronavirus research during a virtual event with the Economic Club of Washington, DC. Dr. Collins talked about the origins of the coronavirus, fears about a resurgence in the fall, and his optimism about a COVID-19 vaccine. In addition, Dr. Collins spoke about the intersection of science and faith and his own personal religious journey.

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The Hill staff writer Chris Mills Rodrigo discussed President Trump's executive order aimed at social media companies.

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Speaking in the Rose Garden, President Trump announced the U.S. would be "terminating" its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO) and ending special trade and security policies toward Hong Kong. The president strongly criticized China over a range of trade and security issues as well as its handling of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in Wuhan. He blamed China for a lack of transparency and for pressuring the WHO to "mislead the world" about the outbreak. The change in policy toward Hong Kong follows a new national security law from Beijing that led Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to determine that the special administrative region no longer had sufficient autonomy from China.

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White House Coronavirus Response Coordinator Dr. Deborah Birx addressed the 2020 graduating class at her alma mater Houghton College in Houghton, New York. She advised the graduates to always stay true to their moral selves, to be data driven and to have a strong foundation of what they believe is right.

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Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine (R) talked about the pandemic at the Miami University virtual commencement ceremony in Oxford, Ohio. He gave advice to the graduates about their future in the wake of COVID 19. Gov. DeWine is a Miami University alumnus.

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) addressed the Smith College class of 2020 in a virtual commencement ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic. She talked about leadership, women's rights and graduating in an extraordinary time of uncertainty.

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Former Vice President Joe Biden delivered the virtual commencement address at Columbia Law School. He advised the class about graduating during the pandemic. He also told the graduates, including his granddaughter, to protect the foundations of democracy since self-governance is under attack.

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Defense Secretary Mark Esper delivered a pre-recorded keynote address at the U.S. Naval Academy virtual commencement ceremony. He spoke about ethical leadership, Chinese and Russian threats, and graduating during the pandemic.

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Speaking in the Rose Garden, President Trump announced the U.S. would be "terminating" its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO) and ending special trade and security policies toward Hong Kong. The president strongly criticized China over a range of trade and security issues as well as its handling of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in Wuhan. He blamed China for a lack of transparency and for pressuring the WHO to "mislead the world" about the outbreak. The change in policy toward Hong Kong follows a new national security law from Beijing that led Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to determine that the special administrative region no longer had sufficient autonomy from China.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference after mass protests and rioting erupted following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. "It is my expectation that justice for the officers involved in this will be swift," said Gov. Walz. He also apologized in regards to a CNN reporter and camera crew being arrested while covering the protests the previous night. Gov. Walz was joined by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison along with leaders from the Minnesota State Patrol and the National Guard. After this briefing concluded, the state later announced that the police officer who was seen on video kneeling on George Floyd's neck before he died was arrested and charged with murder.

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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered remarks from his home in Wilmington, Delaware on the death of George Floyd, an African American man killed by a Minneapolis police officer while in custody. The former vice president said Americans needed to confront institutional racism, particularly in law enforcement. He said doing so was the duty of all Americans. Mr. Biden's remarks came after he had spoken with George Floyd's family, and less than an hour before the officer who killed Mr. Floyd was taken into custody to face third-degree murder charges.

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine held a briefing one day before the second launch attempt of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The previous launch scheduled for earlier in the week was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Administrator Bridenstine said there was about a 50 percent chance of launching the next day, but that other dates were available should the weather conditions not hold. The deputy NASA administrator, Kennedy Space Center director and two astronauts also joined the briefing.

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Former FCC Commissioner Susan Ness talks about the "golden age" of the FCC on which she served & what was accomplished. She also talks about her current work trying to reduce hate speech and online extremism. She co-chairs a group of U.S. & European officials, academics, & tech leaders called the Transatlantic High Level Working Group. She spoke with C-SPAN at the State of the Net Conference.

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Speaking in the Rose Garden, President Trump announced the U.S. would be "terminating" its relationship with the World Health Organization (WHO) and ending special trade and security policies toward Hong Kong. The president strongly criticized China over a range of trade and security issues as well as its handling of the coronavirus pandemic that originated in Wuhan. He blamed China for a lack of transparency and for pressuring the WHO to "mislead the world" about the outbreak. The change in policy toward Hong Kong follows a new national security law from Beijing that led Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to determine that the special administrative region no longer had sufficient autonomy from China.

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California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) held a briefing on the state's response to the coronavirus pandemic. Gov. Newsom spoke about the death of George Floyd in police custody and said the country's culture needed to change. The governor also talked about the state's progress with reopening, saying counties were moving at different paces depending on their case numbers. Gov. Newsom added that California continued to gather more testing equipment, contact tracers and personal protective equipment for its residents.

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Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz (D) held a news conference after mass protests and rioting erupted following the death of George Floyd while in police custody. "It is my expectation that justice for the officers involved in this will be swift," said Gov. Walz. He also apologized in regards to a CNN reporter and camera crew being arrested while covering the protests the previous night. Gov. Walz was joined by Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison along with leaders from the Minnesota State Patrol and the National Guard. After this briefing concluded, the state later announced that the police officer who was seen on video kneeling on George Floyd's neck before he died was arrested and charged with murder.

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2020 Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden delivered remarks from his home in Wilmington, Delaware on the death of George Floyd, an African American man killed by a Minneapolis police officer while in custody. The former vice president said Americans needed to confront institutional racism, particularly in law enforcement. He said doing so was the duty of all Americans. Mr. Biden's remarks came after he had spoken with George Floyd's family, and less than an hour before the officer who killed Mr. Floyd was taken into custody to face third-degree murder charges.

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine held a briefing one day before the second launch attempt of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The previous launch scheduled for earlier in the week was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Administrator Bridenstine said there was about a 50 percent chance of launching the next day, but that other dates were available should the weather conditions not hold. The deputy NASA administrator, Kennedy Space Center director and two astronauts also joined the briefing.

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The House Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Crisis held a hearing on what America's cities need in order to reopen during the coronavirus pandemic. Testifying during the hearing were several mayors from around the country who spoke about the budget shortfalls cities and towns are experiencing due to the impact of the coronavirus. In addition to increased testing and contact tracing for their communities, they spoke about the need for federal involvement in order to keep people employed, small businesses open, and to ensure that essential services are running. The participating mayors were Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti (D), Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan (D), Jacksonville, Florida Mayor Lenny Curry (R), Mangum, Oklahoma Mayor Mary Jane Scott, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms (D), Columbia, South Carolina Mayor Stephen Benjamin (D), and Rochester Hills, Michigan Mayor Bryan Barnett (R), the current U.S. Conference of Mayors president.

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President Trump held a meeting with industry executives on reopening the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic. Representing a cross section of U.S. industry - including retail, travel, hospitality and technology - they discussed best practices going forward to instill confidence in the consumer, as well as how best to spur economic growth. While taking a few questions from the press, the president was asked about his earlier "when the looting starts, the shooting starts" tweet he had sent out regarding the protests in Minneapolis, saying "I've heard that phrase for a long time, I don't know where it came from or where it originated," later adding "when there's looting, people get shot and they die."

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NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine held a briefing one day before the second launch attempt of SpaceX's Crew Dragon, the first manned space mission to launch from U.S. soil since 2011. The previous launch scheduled for earlier in the week was postponed due to poor weather conditions. Administrator Bridenstine said there was about a 50 percent chance of launching the next day, but that other dates were available should the weather conditions not hold. The deputy NASA administrator, Kennedy Space Center director and two astronauts also joined the briefing.

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