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It’s May 29, 2020.

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Protests against police brutality intensify

Minnesota called in the National Guard as protests in Minneapolis intensified over the death of George Floyd, a black man who died after a white officer pinned him down and knelt on his neck. Protesters later set fire to an evacuated police precinct in the city. The Washington Post

President Trump called the protesters "thugs" and threatened intervention. "When the looting starts, the shooting starts," he tweeted — echoing a police chief notorious for aggressive measures. Twitter said the post violated standards about "glorifying violence." Bloomberg

A CNN correspondent and his crew were arrested by Minnesota police live on air while reporting on the protests. CNN

Demonstrations against police brutality were also reported in New York City, Louisville, Denver, Columbus, Albuquerque, and Portland. USA TODAY

Trump targeted social media platforms with an executive order to limit their legal protections, a move that is expected to be immediately challenged in court. The clash comes after Twitter fact-checked his tweets about mail-in ballots. The Wall Street Journal

A new obstacle to coronavirus testing: Even as more tests become available, laboratories say there’s now a shortage of machines that can process them. NPR

Tensions between the U.S. and China are about to grow even more strained. Trump is expected to announce measures today in response to new laws that crack down on Hong Kong. Reuters

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How to Clean Everything in Your Kitchen

Experts share tips for de-gunking your stove, rescuing burned pots, sanitizing cutting boards, and more. Good Housekeeping

The Coronavirus

Is there any safe way to socialize right now? Time

A COVID-like cough sent him to the ER — where he got a $3,278 bill. Kaiser Health News

A look at each state’s progress, plus what schools could look like in the fall, in our always-updating coronavirus hub. Apple News Spotlight

Five Stories We’re Talking About Today

What do you do with a stolen van Gogh? This thief knows. The New York Times

The largest volcano in the world sits beneath two small rocky peaks in Hawaii. CNN

Disease is ravaging the $25 billion banana industry. How it adapts now could be crucial to understanding the post-pandemic era. Bloomberg

Why getting a flight refund right now is even harder than you think. Vox

Five healthy, refreshing ice pops to make at home, from coconut-mango to peaches and cream. Parents

The Last Word

"	I run a restaurant in a seaside town. I’m not an epidemiologist."

As states reopen, businesses owners like Rob Anderson are facing a summer of uncertainty. The Atlantic

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