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'Hundreds' wait to enter casinos as Las Vegas opens for business
Las Vegas is open for business, though it may not be business as usual.Amid coronavirus and protests, the Las Vegas of today won't be exactly what millions of prior visitors remember from their days in Sin City."Good Morning America" outlined last week some of the changes visitors are likely to see Thursday and into the foreseeable future. Among them: fewer people at gaming tables, additional hand washing stations, temperature checks and more frequent cleaning of high-touch items, like dice.Still, there seemed to be plenty to celebrate as casinos began opening just after midnight. ...
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Ellen Pompeo Questions the Presence of "Machine Guns" at Black Lives Matter Protest
After attending a march in L.A., Ellen Pompeo took to Instagram to share an observation she had about the presence of machine guns at a Black Lives Matter protest
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'Riverdale' star Vanessa Morgan says she's tired of black people 'being used as side kick non dimensional characters to our white leads'
Morgan, who joined The CW series in its second season, is speaking out about the lack of diversity in the media and in her show.
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Lynx star Maya Moore on Drew Brees’ national anthem comments, apologies: ‘This is a great thing’
“You don’t know what you don’t know sometimes.”
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Ex-Minneapolis cop told other officers 'you shouldn't do this' during George Floyd's arrest, lawyer says
Attorneys for two of the officers, charged with aiding and abetting murder, claimed the men tried to express concern during Floyd's deadly arrest.
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Armed bystanders watch Floyd protesters march in Indiana
Protesters in a rural Indiana city who took to the streets to condemn racism and police killings of black people encountered bystanders who were holding rifles during the demonstration. Eight of the bystanders held firearms, an act Crown Point Police Chief Pete Land said is protected under state law.
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Video Police officer comforts little girl after she asks: 'Are you going to shoot us?'
"I'm here to protect you, OK? Were not here to hurt you at all."
