More than 30 years after her father was a victim of police brutality, UNews spoke with Lora King, the daughter of Rodney King. She still has very strong feelings about the issue, especially now in the aftermath of the murder of George Floyd.

The country reeling from six straight nights of protests. The death of George Floyd may have sparked these demonstrations, but his murder is by no means the only reason for them. Anger over police brutality is fueling unrest across the country.

To discuss the police's response to the unrest UNews spoke to Dr. Rashawn Ray, a fellow at the Brookings Institution focusing on police practices.

To discuss the weekend of unrest UNews spoke to Nelini Stamp, a longtime organizer against racial violence and director of Strategy and Partnerships at the Working Families Party.

This past weekend authorities in Tamaulipas, Mexico, began restricting entry to U.S. citizens and residents at area border crossings. Officials are only allowing passage under certain conditions such as temperature and health checks.

Controversy continues as to whether it's safe to reopen or whether wearing masks should be mandatory. Historians are pointing to lessons learned from the 1918 flu pandemic. UNews spoke to Alex Navarro, one of the organizers of the Influenza Archive.