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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton spoke to a group of students at Wellesley College on Thursday.
It was closed to press, but the student newspaper captured highlights, including Clinton telling a student that if she had to change anything about her campaign, she'd win. There was also this quote, in response to challenges faced by women running for office:
You know you're going to be subject to unfair and beside-the-point criticism.
Police officers wearing riot gear push back demonstrators outside of the White House on Monday. Photo: Jose Luis Magana/AFP via Getty Images
Protests over the death of George Floyd and other police-related killings of black people continued across the U.S. for the eighth consecutive day, prompting a federal response from the National Guard, Immigration and Customs Enforcement and Customs and Border Protection.
The latest: The Minnesota Department of Human Rights announced an investigation on Tuesday into the conduct of the Minneapolis Police Department over the past decade, after filing a civil rights charge related to the death of George Floyd.
Police spray protesters with pepper spray during a demonstration outside the Third Police Precinct on Wednesday in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Photo: Kerem Yucel/AFP via Getty Images
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) announced an investigation on Tuesday into the conduct of the Minneapolis Police Department over the past decade, alongside a civil rights charge into the killing of George Floyd.
The big picture: Complaints of excessive force brought against the city's law enforcement officers "have become commonplace, especially by African-American residents," the New York Times reports.
Sen. Tim Scott. Photo: Andrew Harnik - Pool/Getty Images
Republican lawmakers are weighing in on President Trump's decision to tear gas and physically clear peaceful protesters from outside the White House on Monday in order to stand in front of the historic St. John's Episcopal Church for a photo.
The state of play: While some Republicans are backing the president's actions and condemning protesters, others have criticized the decision and called for improvement.