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As the curve un-flattens, American hospitals ask whether months of lockdowns have left them any better prepared. President Trump tweets a video that begins with a man shouting "white power." And a military official confirms that Russian intelligence officers have offered cash to Taliban fighters in exchange for shooting American service members.

As COVID-19 cases rise to their worst nationwide levels since April, Texas halts re-openings. Small businesses worry about their survival amid a longer-lasting pandemic. And in a lopsided decision, the Supreme Court backs up President Trump on quick deportations for asylum-seekers.

As COVID-19 cases rise to their worst nationwide levels since April, Texas halts re-openings. Small businesses worry about their survival amid a longer-lasting pandemic. And in a lopsided decision, the Supreme Court backs up President Trump on quick deportations for asylum-seekers.

Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US have risen to their highest levels since April. Justice Department whistleblowers say prosecutors are pressured to ease up on friends of the president. And Bayer agrees to a $10 billion settlement for its Roundup weed killer.

Confirmed COVID-19 cases in the US have risen to their highest levels since April. Justice Department whistleblowers say prosecutors are pressured to ease up on friends of the president. And Bayer agrees to a $10 billion settlement for its Roundup weed killer.

President Trump refuses to admit he was joking about conducting fewer COVID-19 tests, even as allies insist he's giving states crucial resources. As states re-open, Latinos represent a disproportionate number of cases. And a state supreme court agrees to hear Bill Cosby's appeal.

President Trump refuses to admit he was joking about conducting fewer COVID-19 tests, even as allies insist he's giving states crucial resources. As states re-open, Latinos represent a disproportionate number of cases. And a state supreme court agrees to hear Bill Cosby's appeal.

As cases escalate rapidly, some governors are changing their attitudes on coronavirus precautions. NASCAR's only Black driver responds to a noose found in his team garage. And Seattle gets ready to evict residents of "CHOP."

As cases escalate rapidly, some governors are changing their attitudes on coronavirus precautions. NASCAR's only Black driver responds to a noose found in his team garage. And Seattle gets ready to evict residents of "CHOP."

Amid more empty chairs than he's accustomed to, and with cases surging in several states, President Trump claims he's asked for fewer COVID-19 tests. Former National Security Adviser John Bolton warns against re-electing Trump. And the US Attorney for the Southern District of New York steps down after a bizarre power struggle.