Protests widen as Trump pressures governors over unrest
Across the United States protests grow after George Floyd’s death as President Trump demands National Guard deployment and harsher action. Governors and mayors resist federal pressure while civic leaders urge peace amid curfews, arrests, and ongoing demonstrations in major cities.
Global protests flare as Floyd death sparks clashes
Paris and other capitals see tear gas and fires as demonstrators chant I cant breathe amid global outrage over George Floyd death. Minnesota opens civil rights probe into Minneapolis Police, seeking reforms. Trump faces criticism for violent White House dispersal and photo op at St. Johns Church.
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Tech groups sue Trump order over social media powers
A Washington based tech group backed by Facebook Google and Twitter filed suit against President Trump alleging his executive order targeting social media giants curtails constitutionally protected speech during the 2020 election This marks the first big legal test of the directive The House may reconvene earlier than June 30 to consider policing reforms in response to George Floyds killing and resulting unrest CBC backed legislation could be pulled forward for quick passage by lawmakers
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