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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.

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.

In the second major rebuke of the Trump Administration this week, the Supreme Court rules that an order striking down DACA was illegal. Civil rights experts see a unique moment for Juneteenth to be recognized as a national holiday. And as COVID-19 cases rise sharply in several states, more leaders institute mask requirements in public.

In the second major rebuke of the Trump Administration this week, the Supreme Court rules that an order striking down DACA was illegal. Civil rights experts see a unique moment for Juneteenth to be recognized as a national holiday. And as COVID-19 cases rise sharply in several states, more leaders institute mask requirements in public.

Amid a legal flurry from the White House over his forthcoming book, former National Security Adviser John Bolton sits down with ABC's Martha Raddatz. With officers facing new charges in Atlanta, Senate Republicans unveil their police reform bill. And Aunt Jemima is cancelled -- officially.

Amid a legal flurry from the White House over his forthcoming book, former National Security Adviser John Bolton sits down with ABC's Martha Raddatz. With officers facing new charges in Atlanta, Senate Republicans unveil their police reform bill. And Aunt Jemima is cancelled -- officially.

A day after President Trump signs an executive order addressing police reform, Senate Republicans ready a plan of their own. California's largest utility company takes the blame for the state's deadliest wildfire. And airlines are threatening to ban passengers from the skies if they don't wear masks.

A day after President Trump signs an executive order addressing police reform, Senate Republicans ready a plan of their own. California's largest utility company takes the blame for the state's deadliest wildfire. And airlines are threatening to ban passengers from the skies if they don't wear masks.

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court issues a ruling -- authored by conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch -- that Americans can't be fired for being gay. With COVID-19 cases rising once again, the FDA strikes down emergency use authorization for two experimental treatments touted by President Trump. And Atlanta officials institute changes to the local police department.

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court issues a ruling -- authored by conservative Justice Neil Gorsuch -- that Americans can't be fired for being gay. With COVID-19 cases rising once again, the FDA strikes down emergency use authorization for two experimental treatments touted by President Trump. And Atlanta officials institute changes to the local police department.