Albuquerque Journal - 2020-05-30

• Local leaders defend APD’s response to protest
• Good people and a little library help us all be better
• How hard has virus hit health care workers?
• Richardson urged governor to talk with restaurant owners
• Getting her chance
• SECOND TIME A CHARM FOR SPACEX LAUNCH?
• MUCH LIKE DAD
• Trump’s post worsens rage
• TODAY IN HISTORY
• Cop who knelt on man’s neck charged with murder
• Trump strikes China over virus, Hong Kong, student visas
• Apology comes for arrest of CNN crew
• Peaceful protest in Santa Fe draws hundreds carrying signs, singing
• Police: $20 debt led to deadly beating
• Journal, KOAT-TV to host CD2 GOP candidate forum
• Former MDC employee sues jail, ex-husband
• Transcript­s released of Flynn’s calls with Russia
• Biden speaks of racial ‘open wound’
• Ruling means Missouri’s last abortion clinic stays open
• NEW KID ON THE BLOCK
• PPP loan terms pose borrower challenges
• America facing spread of the $30 trillion debt virus
• What the IRS can — and can’t — do for you right now
• Journal recaps endorsemen­ts for June 2 primaries
• Get numbers right on former treasurer’s record
• He killed a career pedophile, does he get a pass?
• Dems playing politics in CD2 GOP primary
• Five incumbent senators have NM’s future in mind
• NCAA provides detailed strategy for athletes’ return
• New Mexico allowed to ease back with live horse racing
• Stipends to continue for some in minors
• League continuing to juggle restart scenarios
• LIGHTING UP THE DARKNESS IN YOUR VEHICLE
• REGULAR OIL CHANGES KEEP AN ENGINE SLUDGE-FREE
• Flores encourages the powerful to speak out on injustices
• Woman goes a step too far claiming kids
• HOROSCOPES

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