Despite the pandemic and racial unrest convulsing the nation, nearly 60% of Americans have completed the 2020 census forms. But response rates in heavily Latino areas appear to be lagging. To discuss the possible reasons we spoke to Steven Romalewski, from the City University of New York.

A grim new forecast from the CDC this morning, saying deaths will hit as high as 145,000 by July 11, and nine states will likely have more deaths in the next four weeks than they've seen in the past month.

President Trump said this week he made Juneteenth "very famous" by originally planning his Tulsa rally on June 19th. To talk about the significance of the day we spoke to Connor Maxwell, a senior policy analyst at the Center for American Progress.

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.

In southern California, a drive-by shooting took the life of a young girl who was at home celebrating a birthday with friends and family. Now police are searching for the suspect. We spoke to the victim's parents and detectives investigating the case.