Jury selection nears end in Chauvin trial Floyd case
In Minneapolis the Chauvin trial nears completion of jury selection with 12 jurors chosen, six white four Black and two multiracial. The panel includes a nurse and a marketing retiree who described limited exposure to Floyd video. Prosecution seeks forensic psychiatric testimony on Floyd’s behavior during the arrest. The judge promised rulings Friday on expert testimony and Floyd 2019 arrest relevance.
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Minneapolis
George Floyd
Floyd
Derek Chauvin
Chauvin
Blackwell
Nelson
Hennepin County
Peter Cahill
Cahill
Jim Rowader
Rowader
Minneapolis Star Tribune
Court TV
Eric Nelson
Amy Voss
Minnesota
House Advances Dreamers and Farm Workers Immigration Bills
The House passed two immigration measures offering legal status to about 2 million Dreamers and protections for 1 million migrant farm workers, signaling Democratic gains but facing slim Senate prospects. Republicans criticized lack of border security and warned of renewed legal protections for migrants amid rising crossings at the Mexico border.
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Senate
U.S
GOP
Congressional Democrats
Joe Biden
Biden
Nancy Pelosi
D-Calif
Mexico
Kevin McCarthy
Calif
Homeland Security
Alejandro Mayorkas
Jody Hice
R-Ga
German Archbishop Offers to Resign Over Abuse Handling
A Cologne archdiocese commission found 75 cases of neglect by eight senior officials in handling abuse allegations. Hamburg Archbishop Stefan Hesse offered his resignation to Pope Francis, saying he may have made mistakes and regrets causing further suffering.
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Cologne
Germany
Hamburg
Francis
Rainer Maria Woelki
Woelki
Joachim Meisner
Meisner
Stefan Hesse
Hesse
Pope Francis
Vatican
Bjoern Gercke
Gercke
Munich
Holy See
Rome
Dominikus Schwaderlapp
Schwaderlapp
Christine Lambrecht
Jens Windel
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