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

Thousands gather for George Floyd’s memorial in Houston; Minneapolis City Council says it intends to dismantle the police department; and President Trump under fire from military leaders.

Largely peaceful protests around the country overshadowed by aggressive police tactics; officers involved in George Floyd’s death now placing blame on Officer Chauvin; new unemployment data shows over two million Americans are now back to work .

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison charged three more police officers in the death of George Floyd and filed a tougher charge against the officer at the center of the case; overnight protesters gathered in cities across the country, many defying curfews; and President Trump is facing backlash from several big-name ex-military leaders and others over his response to mass protests.

Massive protests continue across the country, large crowds defied curfews in cities like New York, Washington, and Los Angeles; Secretary of Defense Mark Esper breaks with Trump on response to protests; and the surgeon general warns coronavirus outbreaks are likely because of the mass protests.

President Trump criticized after using National Guard troops and park police to violently clear the streets of peaceful protestors; across the country a mix of protests and looting despite curfews; and growing concern about mass protests and their potential to exacerbate the coronavirus outbreak.

Thousands of people took to the streets to protest the death of an unarmed black man, many turning violent; President Trump calls governors weak and demands tougher crackdowns on protesters; and police aggression escalating in some cities, targeting protesters and the press.

One of four police officers fired over the death of George Floyd is now in police custody; the president's tweet threatening violence against protesters landed him a warning label from twitter; and a dramatic prediction from the CDC as coronavirus infections and deaths are on the rise.

Violent protests erupts over the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police; America reaches 100,000 deaths from coronavirus; and the president promises an executive order against social media

Number of infections increasing in several states as the CDC issues a stark warning; the president threatens to shut down social media platforms after Twitter flagged two of his tweets as misleading; and a historic launch as Nasa and SpaceX prepare to send astronauts to space for the first time in almost a decade.

Scenes of packed pools and beaches over the weekend as states ease coronavirus restrictions; Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden makes his first appearance in two months wearing a mask as President Trump disregards his own guidelines; and new travel restrictions for those traveling from Brazil into the U.S. as cases soar in Latin America.