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by: Fred Heumann

Posted: Apr 30, 2019 / 11:10 PM EDT / Updated: Apr 30, 2019 / 11:10 PM EDT

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Justice Department supports businesses fighting Whitmer’s coronavirus restrictions

by John Tunison / May 30, 2020

Lansing, Mich. (MLIVE) The U.S. Justice Department is weighing in to support businesses fighting Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in federal court over coronavirus orders that still have some companies shuttered.

Justice Department officials issued a statement late Friday, May 29, announcing they had filed a “statement of interest” in a federal lawsuit against Whitmer.

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Protests over George Floyd’s death turn violent in Atlanta

ATLANTA (AP) — A police car has been set on fire in Atlanta, where protesters were using barricades to break the windows of cruisers while others were jumping on the vehicles and shattering windshields as they demonstrated against the death of George Floyd.

Hundreds of protesters were confronting police outside CNN’s downtown headquarters late Friday. Activists spray-painted a large CNN logo outside the building, breaking a window and tagging doors. One protester climbed on top of the CNN sign and waved a “Black Lives Matter” flag to cheers from the crowd.

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Colin Kaepernick entered the national spotlight in 2016 when he kneeled during the national anthem and raised his fist to protest racial inequality. Now, as people around the nation protest the death of George Floyd, Kaepernick is stepping in to help by establishing a fund to pay the legal fees for protesters in Minneapolis.

The Know Your Rights Campaign announced Kaepernick's partnership on Friday. A Twitter post from the group said the fund seeks to help support the "Freedom Fighters on the ground" and that their work is "in solidarity w/ our brothers & sisters in Minneapolis."

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