White House calls for 'law and order' as protests rage
The White House called for "law and order" and blamed agitators for a sixth straight night of violent nationwide protests triggered by anger over racial inequities and excessive police force.
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Singapore's health ministry confirms 408 new coronavirus cases, one death
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U.S. judge weighing fight over Trump ex-adviser Flynn to respond on case
The U.S. judge weighing whether to drop a criminal case against President Donald Trump's former adviser Michael Flynn faces a Monday deadline to respond to the Justice Department's bombshell request to drop a charge to which Flynn has pleaded guilty.
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