Ahmaud Arbery case begins - Havana Syndrome response - October jobs report

The Arbery case became a focal point in the national conversation around race last year after video emerged showing the three white defendants — Gregory McMichael; his son, Travis McMichael; and their neighbor William Bryan — chasing Arbery, a Black man, as he jogged down a residential street before one of them shoots him with a shotgun.
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The Sixth Amendment guarantees citizens the right to an impartial jury, but there's no requirement that the jury be as racially diverse as the area where the trial is taking place. In Glynn County, where Arbery was killed and the trial is happening, 27% of the population is Black. Only one juror is Black, while the other 11 are white.
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The defense attorneys argued that they struck some potential Black jurors not because of their race but rather because they were biased against the defendants and had made up their minds about the case.