President Trump said he would be “your president of law and order,” while Joe Biden called the unrest a “wake-up call”
Trump said he would be ‘your president of law and order,’ while Biden called the unrest a ‘wake-up call’
Marches following the killing of George Floyd continued in cities across the U.S. and remained mostly peaceful, although some protests ran past curfews. In Minnesota, Gov. Tim Walz announced a civil-rights investigation into the Minneapolis police department and the mother of George Floyd’s 6-year-old daughter gave an emotional press conference. Photo: Scott Heins/Getty Images
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