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On July 28th, Attorney General William Barr testified before the House Judiciary Committee, addressing topics like the Russia probe, national protests, and his relationship with President Trump. He was questioned about discussing the president's reelection campaign. Barr's testimony was rescheduled due to COVID-19. The first presidential debate between Trump and Biden is set for September 29th in Cleveland, with safety measures in place. Newsy offers more news and stories.

What were some of the topics discussed during Attorney General William Barr's testimony?

• Healthcare reforms

• Education system changes

• Environmental policies

• The Russia probe and national protests

What was the main focus of the questions directed at Barr regarding the president's reelection campaign?

• His views on campaign financing

• His plans for future campaigns

• His discussions with the president or White House officials

• His personal opinions on the campaign

Why was the first presidential debate of the 2020 cycle moved to Cleveland?

• For better media coverage

• Due to a scheduling conflict

• Because of the pandemic

• To accommodate a larger audience

What measures were planned for the presidential debate in Cleveland?

• Increased security presence

• Social distancing and disinfecting

• Live streaming only

• Free entry for all attendees

What factor would determine the presence of an audience at the debate?

• The status of the pandemic

• The weather conditions

• The preferences of the candidates

• The availability of tickets