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Military distances itself from Trump

The Pentagon’s top general apologized for appearing in a photo next to the president taken after federal officials used tear gas to clear peaceful protesters near the White House. Gen. Mark Milley follows other prominent defense officials in breaking with Trump over his responses to the demonstrations. The Washington Post

The GOP-led Senate Armed Services Committee voted to strip bases of Confederate commanders’ names — a proposal Trump has vehemently opposed. The mandate is now part of a major defense package, meaning the president could be forced to decide whether to veto a bill that also includes his military priorities. The New York Times

States grapple with new coronavirus outbreaks

As coronavirus cases spike in some states, many leaders are plowing ahead with reopening plans. Houston could be the exception — after Texas saw a record number of infections and hospitalizations this week, local officials warned they’re getting close to recommending residents stay at home (again). Houston Chronicle

The stock market had its worst day since March as investors fear this wave of infections could halt the economic activity that has resumed. Barron's

Trump will give his acceptance speech for the GOP nomination in Jacksonville instead of Charlotte after criticizing North Carolina for its coronavirus-related restrictions. Both North Carolina and Florida have seen a recent spike in infections. Orlando Sentinel

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