John Hendren

Peo­ple be­gin cast­ing their bal­lots in per­son in Min­neso­ta, Vir­ginia, South Dako­ta and Wyoming as mail-in vot­ing is un­der way in oth­er states.

Civ­il rights leader Jesse Jack­son calls for charges to be filed against the of­fi­cers in­volved in Ja­cob Blake’s shoot­ing.

Pres­i­dent Don­ald Trump’s po­lit­i­cal op­po­nents are hold­ing their con­ven­tion to of­fi­cial­ly nom­i­nate Joe Biden for the White House race.

Most of the vi­o­lence hap­pens in pre­dom­i­nant­ly Black neigh­bour­hoods across the US.

Air­lines were giv­en a bailout worth $25bn in ex­change for an agree­ment to not lay off work­ers, but that deal ends in Sep­tem­ber and one air­line has al­ready an­nounced mas­sive cuts.

His­to­ri­ans at the Uni­ver­si­ty of Chica­go and teach­ers in Afghanistan are work­ing to save arte­facts.

For Bre­on­na Tay­lor’s moth­er, fir­ing one of the of­fi­cers who took her daugh­ter’s life is just the be­gin­ning.

Floyd, whose death in po­lice cus­tody sparked protests across the US and glob­al­ly, has been cel­e­brat­ed by civ­il rights icons and fam­i­ly mem­bers.

Re­port of­fers new damn­ing ev­i­dence against the of­fi­cers who ar­rest­ed the un­armed Black man.

Oil prices show some signs of re­cov­ery thanks to im­prov­ing de­mand and pro­duc­tion cuts by key en­er­gy pro­duc­ers.