Latest on the killing of Ahmaud Arbery: Gregory and Travis McMichael arrested, charged with murder
The attorneys for Ahmaud Arbery’s family believe he was the victim of racial profiling. Here’s what we know about the Georgia jogger’s shooting death.
DOJ drops case against former Trump adviser Michael Flynn in boldest step yet to undermine Mueller probe
The decision, which has revived questions about the AG’s relationship with the president, comes a week after Trump claimed FBI notes exonerated Flynn.
‘Food is soul’: When coronavirus threatened to close this food court restaurant, neighbors rallied to save it
After surviving war and opening her dream restaurant, COVID-19 pushed this food court chef to the brink of closing. Then her neighbors stepped in.
How your passwords can end up for sale on the dark web
Last month, Zoom joined a long list of companies whose user data has fallen prey to hackers. More than half a million account logins for the hugely popular video conferencing platform were discovered on the dark web, either offered for free or for next…
Coronavirus: TSA requires employees to wear facial protection at airport screening areas
The TSA’s new facial-protection requirement is the latest effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus at airports.
Wisconsin governor announces free coronavirus testing for African Americans, Latinos
Gov. Tony Evers’ plan is an effort to combat the staggering racial and ethnic disparities Wisconsin and many other states are facing.
Frontier Airlines becomes first U.S. airline to announce passenger temperature checks
The budget carrier will begin conducting temperature checks via touchless thermometers on June 1. Passengers have to start wearing masks Friday.
Salon owner who illegally reopened out of jail on Texas Supreme Court’s order
Shelley Luther was sentenced to a week in jail after violating an order to close her salon. The Texas Supreme Court ordered her release.
Mavericks owner Mark Cuban and the NBA aren’t on same page with coronavirus testing
Mavs owner Mark Cuban isn’t comfortable opening team facility for practice because they can’t test all players and staff for coronavirus.
Axl Rose and Mnuchin engage in not-so-civil pandemic Twitter war
Guns N’ Roses frontman Axl Rose didn’t hold back on his view of Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin, setting off a Twitter spat during the middle of a global pandemic.
‘Airlines are way behind’: Hilton CEO says hotels more likely to recover faster from coronavirus
Though he expects the second quarter to be bad, Hilton CEO Christopher Nassetta believes hotels will bounce back faster than airlines.
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