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The largest protests following the killing of George Floyd remained mostly peaceful this weekend; Minneapolis city council members agreed to begin the disbanding of the police department; in Seattle, a man drove a car into a crowd and shot a protester. Photo: Lindsey Wasson/Reuters
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