Inside Edition for Wednesday, June 10, 2020
Inside Edition reports…The battle against Covid-19 is far from over. More than a dozen states have reported their highest average number of new cases since the pandemic began. As health officials warned of a spike in cases as a result of the protests, a number of National Guardsmen on duty during demonstrations in our nation’s capital have tested positive. Today police released videos from looting incidents in hopes of tracking down the suspects. Gone with the Wind is being pulled from the streaming library at HBO Max. Long criticized for its racial stereotypes and romanticized portrayal of the antebellum South, executives say it will return…but with a discussion of historical context. And a single mom went from living in her car to being celebrated as one of the best singers ever on America’s Got Talent.
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<p>Inside Edition reports…The battle against Covid-19 is far from over. More than a dozen states have reported their highest average number of new cases since the pandemic began. As health officials warned of a spike in cases as a result of the protests, a number of National Guardsmen on duty during demonstrations in our nation’s capital have tested positive. Today police released videos from looting incidents in hopes of tracking down the suspects. <em>Gone with the Wind</em> is being pulled from the streaming library at HBO Max. Long criticized for its racial stereotypes and romanticized portrayal of the antebellum South, executives say it will return…but with a discussion of historical context. And a single mom went from living in her car to being celebrated as one of the best singers ever on <em>America’s Got Talent</em>.</p>
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