Новости за 10.06.2020

According to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, the latest gains in employment and business activity are driving a broader economic resurgence across the U.S. During a Senate hearing this week, the secretary highlighted the latest unemployment report, which showed the U.S. economy added 2.5 million jobs amid its ongoing reopening.

Looting and riots are striking a second blow to small businesses already reeling from coronavirus. Many shop owners are now left picking up the pieces and wondering how they will recover and reopen. On Wall to Wall, Greta spoke with The Shadow CEO, Athan Slotkin, about tips for businesses struggling amid these uncertain times.

In the wake of George Floyd's death, GOP leadership is taking action to tackle police reform and racial injustice. On Tuesday, Senate Republicans addressed the issues gripping the nation over the last two weeks since footage of Floyd's death while in police custody became public.

President Trump recently announced his rallies are set to resume.

Dr. Anthony Fauci has explained why the World Health Organization's claim asymptomatic transmission of coronavirus is "extremely rare" is wrong. During a recent interview, he said the WHO’s claim had not been supported by data.

President Trump recently announced he will not rename the military bases named after confederate generals. In a series of tweets, he rejected the latest calls to rename bases such as Fort Lee, Fort Hood and others.

The grandmother of a missing 7-year-old in Idaho announced the remains of her grandson have been found. JJ Vallow and his sister, 17-year-old Tylee Ryan, haven't been seen since September of last year.

Despite protests from the radical left and the mainstream media, statistics show America's police officers save more black lives than any other organization in the country. Countless Americans actually wouldn't be here today if it weren't for our police. One America's Pearson Sharp explains.

Georgia Lieutenant Governor Geoff Duncan has urged state lawmakers to pass hate crime legislation. During a recent interview, he stressed any legislation passed must make it possible for a hate crime to be filed as a separate charge.

OAN Newsroom UPDATED 1:45 PM PT — Wednesday, June 10, 2020 President Trump is considering taking executive action on police reform. On Wednesday, Press Secretary...

White House Economic Adviser Larry Kudlow has refuted allegations of “systemic racism” in the United States. While speaking to reporters on Wednesday, Kudlow said he does not believe in “systemic racism” narratives and noted potential injustices are limited to separate cases.

The brother of George Floyd called on Congress to reform the nation's policing system during his recent hearing before the House Judiciary Committee. On Wednesday, Philonise Floyd told lawmakers that it's up to them to make sure his brother's death was not in vain.

According to Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo, the department intends to immediately withdraw from police union contract negotiations.

Two former Atlanta police officers are seeking their jobs back after being fired for allegedly tasing two college students during protests. This comes as Ivory Streeter and Mark Gardner filed a lawsuit Monday against Atlanta Police Chief Erika Shields and Mayor Keisha Bottom.

Dr. Anthony Fauci recently reiterated that nationwide protests have the risk of furthering the spread of coronavirus. During an interview Wednesday, he said it was "not surprising" members of the D.C. National Guard tested positive for coronavirus after helping contain recent demonstrations.

Officials with the Republican National Convention are considering holding this year's event in Jacksonville, Florida. That's according to the Washington Post Tuesday, which cited three Republican officials.

Michigan Gov, Gretchen Whitmer (D) has come under fire after making false claims about whether she wore a mask at a recent protest in Detroit.

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden recently commented on his latest efforts to choose a 2020 running mate.

The mayor of Chicago is pleading for retailers not to leave the city. During a recent interview, Mayor Lori Lightfoot said she hoped Walmart and other major retailers that had recently been looted or damaged would not abandon the city.

A man who worked security at a nightclub with George Floyd and Derek Chauvin has claimed the two men knew each other prior to the incident, which resulted in Floyd's death.

United Airlines is one of many corporations that has moved their shareholder meetings online amid the COVID-19 crisis, but some say these corporations are taking advantage of the new meeting space and are using it to censor tough questions from shareholders. One America's Stefan Kleinhenz has more from Washington.