President Trump has signed an executive order that, in a long-shot legal bid, seeks to curtail the power of large social media platforms by reinterpreting a critical 1996 law that shields websites and tech companies from lawsuits https://t.co/hZAztUjbPo

Restaurants are starting to open their doors again as states ease pandemic-related regulations.

But it's far from business as usual. In addition to following new social distancing and hygiene rules, they have to figure out how to get customers in the door https://t.co/DYIYeG7AkN

What questions do you have about the coronavirus pandemic? Tweet your questions with #CNNTownHall and we will feature some during a two-hour special tonight at 8 p.m. ET.

Surveillance video from outside a Minneapolis restaurant appears to contradict police claims that George Floyd resisted arrest before an officer knelt on his neck https://t.co/bggn2yecpG

The UK govt. is mulling giving greater visiting rights to certain Hong Kong residents, unless the Chinese government suspends a controversial proposed national security law. This could make it easier for those residents to one day apply for UK citizenship. https://t.co/6WUMSYvEw7

Americans shelled out $15.5 billion in the frozen food aisles during the 11 weeks that ended on May 16, 2020, a 40.2% increase from the comparable year-ago period, according to Nielsen data https://t.co/KAZzPPRxWR

Outside Charlotte, North Carolina, white drones that resemble tiny airplanes are being loaded with personal protective equipment and launched into the skies to help a local hospital respond to Covid-19 https://t.co/Q1FDMwIcdw

During a radio interview, Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham encouraged senior federal judges to step aside so his committee can approve conservatives who President Trump would nominate to replace them ahead of the November election https://t.co/pK5cvYa4NP

The US Justice Department has unsealed criminal charges against more than two dozen North Korean bankers, alleging they were behind an international money laundering scheme that moved some $2.5 billion in violation of US sanctions https://t.co/2TEBy7xwmz

During a radio interview, Senate Judiciary Chairman Lindsey Graham encouraged senior federal judges to step aside so his committee can approve conservatives who President Trump would nominate to replace them ahead of the November election https://t.co/Caj6WtolWT

Wildlife officials in Massachusetts say there's been a "dramatic uptick" in eagle nests this year — with more than 70 active nests spotted this spring, including the first bald eagle nest with eggs on Cape Cod in 115 years https://t.co/E5ChHMOMEW

"To truly honor Kramer's memory, we should all not just stand up for what we believe in but scream about it. May his memory be a blessing -- and also a call to action," writes @lilitmarcus for @CNNOpinion https://t.co/0iMq4D6iFA

What do you think are the chances of another pandemic? Science writer David Quammen joins @AndersonCooper and @DrSanjayGupta for a new #CNNTownHall -  Coronavirus: Facts and Fears. Live - tonight at 8 p.m. ET https://t.co/gWFMYENuhB

Facebook and Twitter clash over fact-checking as Trump threats intensify https://t.co/r1y5u6TVBQ

Pennsylvania House Democrats are accusing Republican leaders of keeping a Republican lawmaker's positive coronavirus test from them for a week and not informing them that a handful of GOP members were quarantining as a result https://t.co/gVm2zaoeMd

Two days after the death of an unarmed black man at the hands of a police officer, protesters marched in the streets of at least three major US cities. https://t.co/u6g9rJUzJ8

America's awful economy in the first quarter was even worse than we thought https://t.co/m0oGj48kWd

The man who hung an effigy of Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear on a tree outside the Kentucky state Capitol on Sunday, has been fired from his job https://t.co/wm0Q43lMTI https://t.co/kEdypbLaAT

The University of Connecticut student accused of killing two people, kidnapping another and leading police on a six-day manhunt was arrested in Maryland, authorities said.
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