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WH: Biden says platforms answerable for content

After Facebook's quasi-independent oversight board upholds temporary bans on former President Donald Trump, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says President Joe Biden wants online platforms to have more responsibility for content. (May 5)

Brooks family lawyer blasts officer's rehiring

The lawyer for the family of a Black man shot and killed by police in Atlanta is blasting the city for rehiring the officer. Rayshard Brooks was shot in a restaurant parking lot last year. The shooting sparked street protests. (May 5)

Chauvin lawyer wants hearing to "impeach" verdict

The attorney for the former Minn. officer convicted of killing George Floyd has requested a new trial, saying the court abused its discretion on several points. He also wants a hearing to impeach the verdict because of jury misconduct claims. (May 5)

Biden focuses on restaurants hit by pandemic

Highlighting his administration's $28.6 billion program to help eateries that lost business because of the coronavirus pandemic, President Joe Biden insists his Restaurant Revitalization Fund "is about a seat at the table," for restaurants. (May 5)

Cuomo, De Blasio clash over renaming Columbus Day

NYC's mayor said Wednesday that turning Columbus Day into a day to honor both Italian American heritage and Indigenous peoples is "a good way forward." NY governor disagreed, saying it was insulting to force the two groups to share a holiday. (May 5)

US Navy sailor puts training to work in boat rescue

When a migrant smuggling boat overloaded with 32 people on board capsized and smashed apart as its passengers plunged into the treacherous waters on Sunday, Navy rescue swimmer Cale Foy was among the first to respond to the deadly accident. (May 5)

Brussels wants to cut down EU's dependence on key imports

The EU is trying a fresh push at diversifying Europe's industry to decrease dependency on key imports from outside the bloc. This reliance was painfully exposed during the first months of the coronavirus pandemic. The memory of EU governments scrambling to get a hold of basic personal protective equipment like gloves and masks is still fresh in Brussels.

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