New Yorkers are among thousands nationwide protesting police brutality after George Floyd's death, as COVID-19 pandemic also exposes systemic racism. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

If the protests cause a spike in COVID-19 infections, the data may not fully convey that factor. Minnesota, the epicenter of the unrest, is already a hot spot for coronavirus infection.

How the coronavirus pandemic helped the Floyd protests become the biggest in U.S. history. People who lost money or jobs because of the pandemic response were more likely to protest with Black ...

The chaos, looting and unrest over the death of George Floyd plays out across in a besieged nation where a coronavirus pandemic had confined most Americans at home for months. This convergence of ...

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Only one member of George Floyd’s family will be allowed to attend his high-profile murder trial in a Minneapolis courtroom because of Covid-19 pandemic restrictions, a judge ruled on Monday.

George Floyd: 'Pandemic of racism' led to his death, memorial told. 4 June 2020. Share Save. ... lawyer Benjamin Crump said it was "not the coronavirus pandemic that killed George Floyd".

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George Floyd’s death wasn’t staged, and it wasn’t filmed before the coronavirus pandemic. He died on May 25 after a police officer pressed his knee against Floyd’s neck for nearly 9 minutes.

A Minnesota judge cited the ongoing coronavirus pandemic as reason to have Derek Chauvin's trial start on March 8, while the other officers involved in Floyd's death will have their trial in August.