Trump signs executive order on police reform
President Trump signs an executive order aimed at improving police practices after weeks of nationwide protests sparked by George Floyd’s death. The plan includes a national use of force database, incentives for best practices, co responder programs, and a ban on choke holds except when deadly force is legally justified.
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White House limits on virus aid oversight face challenge
Watchdogs warn a Trump administration legal interpretation could block independent scrutiny of more than 1 trillion dollars in CARES Act spending. PRAC officials say disclosure limits in a May memo may exclude vast loan programs and aid to cities states and tribes from oversight. Treasury defends transparency while citing multiple oversight bodies.
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