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The video covers several current events: the Labor Department reports over 36 million unemployment claims since March, with a decline in recent weeks. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warns of potential economic stagnation. Protests in Michigan against stay-at-home orders continue, with increased law enforcement presence. The US Senate debates renewing surveillance measures, facing opposition from privacy activists. Newsy provides updates and encourages following on social media for more information.

What did the Labor Department report about unemployment claims since mid-March?

• No new unemployment claims have been filed.

• Unemployment claims have increased by 10 million.

• Over 36 million Americans have filed for unemployment.

• The unemployment rate has decreased significantly.

What warning did Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell give regarding the US economy?

• The economy will recover quickly.

• There could be a period of stunted growth and stagnation.

• The stock market will crash.

• Inflation rates will rise sharply.

Why were protesters gathering outside the Michigan Capitol building?

• To demand more stringent lockdown measures.

• To protest against stay-at-home orders.

• To celebrate the end of the lockdown.

• To support the stay-at-home orders.

What was the reason for the increased law enforcement presence during the Michigan protests?

• To support the protesters.

• To ensure the safety of the protesters.

• Due to previous images of armed protesters making national headlines.

• To enforce new lockdown measures.

What is the main concern of privacy activists regarding the surveillance measures?

• They believe the measures are too lenient.

• They think the measures are ineffective.

• They argue the measures infringe on civil liberties.

• They support the measures fully.