The average person touches their face about 23 times an hour. It's a key behavior to be aware of now that we're in the middle of a pandemic. UNews spoke to Mark Stephens, a hypnotherapist who created a meditation app to help us be more aware of this.

It's been a rocky week for the president after the Supreme Court dealt him two blows. First it preserved protections for LGTBQ employees, and then refused to eliminate DACA. For this week’s political analysis, we spoke to Charles Zelden, a political science professor at Nova Southeastern University.

Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador says the murder of judge Uriel Villegas and his wife Verónica Barajas will not go unpunished, and his government will not be intimidated by organized crime. The late judge had worked on several cases against known drug traffickers.

Cases of coronavirus are surging all over the country. Arizona hospitals are reaching capacity and Florida risks becoming a new epicenter. This as the president says the numbers are minor and moves forward with campaign rally on Saturday.

Both police officers who responded to the Atlanta Wendy’s where Rayshard Brooks had a scuffle with police, are now facing charges. New details about the investigation released.

“It’s a sigh of relief that we can continue working, going to school, getting a degree. I was the first person in my family to go to college… It’s an everyday reality that we face and I’m happy that we can breathe lighter today.” Fatima Flores Lagunas, DACA recipient in Nebraska.