Trump signs police reform order without racism mention
President Trump signed an executive order aimed at improving police practices after weeks of protests sparked by George Floyd’s death. He praised most officers, framed the plan as law and order, and urged certification, body cameras, and a chokehold ban with exceptions. The order creates a database of excessive force records and promotes co response mental health support.
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Drug offers hope of treatment as COVID-19 rises worldwide
In a landmark trial England announced a treatment using dexamethasone that reduced deaths by 35 percent for patients on ventilators and by 20 percent for those needing oxygen, with Britain stockpiling for 200,000 patients. The drug, praised by health leaders, is now available on the UK's NHS for hospitalized patients requiring oxygen.
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Shake Shack milkshakes tainted in NYC officers' scare
New York police investigated three officers who fell ill after drinking Shake Shack shakes that unions said were contaminated with a toxic substance. Police later ruled the incident accidental. Shake Shack expressed horror and cooperated with the probe.
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