The week in 11 headlines

(CNN) The nation marked a grim milestone this week, surpassing 100,000 lives lost to coronavirus. President Donald Trump continued to spar over mail-in voting, reopening the country and social media, while protests rocked Minneapolis over the death of an unarmed black man in police custody.

Monday

• Trump's Memorial Day weekend amid pandemic spent golfing, tweeting conspiracies and insults
• Trump administration's latest testing report again largely places responsibility with states

Tuesday

• White House doesn't detail Trump's rationale for removing watchdogs to top GOP senator
• Trump claims without evidence that he can 'override' governors in 'many different ways' if they don't allow houses of worship to reopen

Wednesday

• Attorney general launches new 'unmasking' investigation around 2016 election
• Texas Supreme Court blocks vote-by-mail expansion to those lacking immunity to the coronavirus
• Trump intent on July 4 celebration as Washington slowly reopens

Thursday

• As US deaths top 100,000, Trump's coronavirus task force is curtailed
• Trump extends federal funding for National Guard coronavirus deployments through mid-August

Friday

• Trump stokes tensions over George Floyd protests
• Trump announces end of US relationship with World Health Organization

And that was the week in 11 headlines.