As we head into the rest of the summer and toward the election, here is a look back at what happened in June of 2020.
once again on the rise, 2020 presidential campaigns barrel ahead and the country reckoning protests against police brutality and racism.but drew criticism on issues from his first major rally since pandemic lockdowns to the clearing of protesters for a photo op with a Bible, while former Vice President Joe Biden locked down delegates needed for the Democratic nomination.
After the photo op, secret service announced none of their officers used tear gas or pepper spray before walking it back days later in a statement, tweeting that"After further review, the U.S. Secret Service has determined that an agency employee used pepper spray on June 1st, during efforts to secure the area near Lafayette Park.”Geoffrey Berman, Manhattan's chief federal prosecutor, was
In a statement after Barr’s announcement, Berman said that “I have not resigned and have no intention of resigning... I will step down when a presidentially appointed nominee is confirmed by the Senate. Until then, our investigations will move forward without delay or interruption.”
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