UNEWS, Top stories for U.S. Latinos in English

Coronavirus cases are up by 15% nationwide; at a Tulsa rally President Trump says he told officials to slow down testing; and protests in Los Angeles over the police shooting of an 18-year-old Latino man.

The CDC now predicts 145,000 coronavirus cases by July 11th; President Trump says he’s renewing efforts to end DACA; the Atlanta officer accused of shooting Rayshard Brooks is now in custody.

The Supreme Court rules that the nearly 800,000 people in the DACA program can remain in the US for now; two former Atlanta police officers are facing charges for the shooting of Rayshard Brooks; and Florida is becoming the new epicenter for the coronavirus.

Senate Republicans unveil their police reform plan but critics say it doesn’t go far enough; coronavirus cases are rising in several states as Arizona, Florida and Texas reach daily records; and the search for missing soldier Vanessa Guillen in Texas intensifies

President Trump signs an executive order incentivizing police departments to adopt best practices; in the wake of Rayshard Brooks death, Atlanta’s mayor announces new orders on police use of force; a new forecast predicts 200,000 people will die from coronavirus by October.

At least 22 states reporting an increase in coronavirus cases; a deadly police shooting in Atlanta sparking additional protests; Black Lives Matter protests continue nationwide in the wake of George Floyd’s deaths.

Coronavirus cases spiking in multiple states; Seattle tries to strike a deal with demonstrators; and the Trump Administration extending restrictions on asylum seekers.

A push for change after the death of George Floyd, cities removing statues linked to slavery; the Trump Administration promises an executive order on policing; and more than two million cases of Coronavirus in the US, now new grave projections about the number of deaths in America.

Emotional testimony from George Floyd’s brother on Capitol Hill, pleading with lawmakers to take action; new alleged incidents of police violence emerge as some parts of the country work toward police reform; and friends and family pack a church in Houston to celebrate Floyd’s life.

George Floyd a symbol in the fight for racial justice is laid to rest in Houston; several new claims of police brutality in Texas, New Mexico and New Jersey emerge; House Democrats unveil a new proposal to overhaul policing, President Trump now under pressure to present a plan.