Plus, the Senate approves legislation penalizing China for Hong Kong actions, Los Angeles cuts police funding, Trump attends a fireworks ceremony at Mt. Rushmore and 'Hamilton' hits streaming.

(Audio: Associated Press, Governor Greg Abbott, Governor Gavin Newsom, Walt Disney Studios)

Plus, Allegiant Air requires mask use, dueling jobs reports paint different pictures of the economy, intelligence officials brief lawmakers on a reported Russian bounty scandal and John Bolton's memoir is a best-seller.

(Audio: Associated Press, Governor Gavin Newsom)

Plus, the European Union opens up to international travelers but not those from the U.S., Delaware removes its last public whipping post, minimum wages increase in some states and new cell phone driving laws are on the way.

(Audio: Associated Press)

Plus, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will testify on the pandemic response, an investigation will look into the Louisville mayor's handling of Breonna Taylor's death, primary results are expected in Kentucky and the New England Patriots owner's prostitution case goes to an appellate court.

(Audio: Associated Press, Governor Andrew Cuomo, Governor Doug Ducey)

Plus, coronavirus cases drop in some states as they reach record highs in others, most Americans say it would be inappropriate for Trump to dispute the election, there's a gap between Black and white home ownership in America and flight tests will begin for the Boeing 737 Max.

(Audio: Associated Press)

We're hearing from three Black teenagers who are turning 18 this year.

Plus, Louisville fights for justice for Breonna Taylor, the House votes to make DC a state, Pride Month wraps up online and the BET Awards will honor performers and activists.

(Audio: Associated Press, Louisville Courier Journal)

Plus, Minneapolis votes on whether to dismantle its police department, the House votes on making Washington, D.C. a state, it's been five years since the landmark Supreme Court decision extending marriage rights to the LGBTQ community and the Daytime Emmy Awards go virtual.

(Audio: Associated Press, CDC, General Hospital)

Plus, House Democrats bring forward a new police reform bill, states announce quarantine orders amid a spike in coronavirus cases, millions more file for unemployment and a Saharan dust cloud is expected to reach the Gulf Coast.

(Audio: Associated Press, Governor Andrew Cuomo)

Plus, get ready for baseball, governors create mask rules, an attorney will testify that the DOJ gave Roger Stone favorable treatment and a new documentary looks into the investigative journalism behind stopping Larry Nassar.

(Audio: Associated Press, Governor Doug Ducey, Governor Jay Inslee, Netflix)