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acre adams scolded officers for congregating together. >> totally unnecessary. totally petty. >> to be here on the number one late night show is also an honor we also had the remove the sippy cup. i dont spill unlike the normal host who is anything but normal. ♪ ♪ >> steve: out in ocean county, down the shore from where we are sitting right now here in i had midtown, manhattan, you have ship bottom, new jersey. it looks like 72 degrees, clear, sun is going to come up in the next ho...

Despite a fierce campaign from Guatemala's ruling class to block Bernardo Arevalo from taking office, the president-elect told AFP he is confident he will be sworn in next month, vowing to rule "without fear."There is no doubt that we will take office," said the sociologist, the son of Guatemala's first democratically elected president who ruled over half a century ago.

The school district says it's placed two staff members on leave.

From the blog of Alex Rose at The Times of Israel

As a surge in cases of a more contagious Covid Variant is worrying Health Officials there and now here at home. Thanks for being here, everybody. Happening rival at this hour, President Biden is meeting with nato allies in brussels. The president will soon be meeting with turkeys president on the sidelines of this summit. This is President Bidens first inperson gathering with nato leaders where this morning he is calling the alliance critically important and a sacred obligation in stark contrast...

Dh doesnt this raise a much larger question about, again, going back to history, one of the reasons the russians were pushed as quickly as they were across their country by hitler in june of 42 is because stalin had p purged his generals. i keep reading day in and day out how putin has never trusted his generals hes never trusted the army. hes never -- so he always saw them as potential challenge. this seems like such a systemic problem, top to bottom is that what it looks like from what you rea...

It’s well-documented that the Covid-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc in communities everywhere, but African Americans mainly have borne the brunt of the disease’s impact.

Willingness to report corporate america being more aware? perhaps there are incremental changes. it still exists. >> it exists. it persists in our society. in part it persists in such large numbers because we really havent started to address the systemic problem. weve tried to address individual behavior and weve been successful in some cases and in some cases not so successful. but unless we change the processes people are going through to get some kind of reckoning for what happens to them, or...

Would happen when you allow lawlessness and make the police -- you say the systemic problem are officers, many which are very diverse department hunting down black people intentionally, right? as opposed to systemic problems of family breakdown, drugs, crime, gangs. you dont address that, you make the police the problem and defund them and demoralize them and limit what you can do. in seattle new measures have been passed police cant pursue criminals the way they could in the past. they have to ...

Dont go uh, jeremy? >> reporter: well, listen, kate, several allies and former aides to the vice president told me and my colleague jasmine wright last week they had flashbacks watching that interview between the vice president and nbc news. they see this as messaging challenges the vice president has had stemming all the way back to her 2020 presidential campaign. it came after harris participated in a media training session in mid-april focused on improving her delivery and presentation in int...