D.C. Bishop Slams Trump For Visiting Church After Police Use Tear Gas On Protesters
Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde was "outraged" that the President "sanctioned the use of tear gas by police officers in riot gear to clear the churchyard."
Website Using Breonna Taylor's Name Was Used To Raise Money For Police Foundation
The website breonnataylor.com urged people to "support good police" and send donations to the Louisville Metro Police Foundation.
Independent Autopsy: George Floyd Died Of 'Asphyxiation From Sustained Pressure'
George Floyd's family insisted on an independent autopsy after the Hennepin County Medical Examiner released preliminary results claiming that underlying health issues and other factors contributed to Floyd's death.
Derek Chauvin Transferred To Maximum-Security Prison
Former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin, who was seen with his knee on George Floyd's neck, was taken to the Minnesota Correctional Facility.
Trump Cowered In Underground Bunker Amid White House Protests
Joe Biden went to a protest site in Wilmington, Delaware, noting "The only way to bear this pain is to turn all that anguish to purpose."
Barack Obama Speaks Out On George Floyd's Killing
Obama noted that even as many wish to return to "normal" life amid the pandemic, racism is "painfully" normal for Black people.
Amy Klobuchar Wasn't Involved In 2006 Case Involving Derek Chauvin, Hennepin County Attorney's Office Says
Sen. Amy Klobuchar's past as a prosecutor in Hennepin County, Minnesota, is coming under scrutiny amid anger over George Floyd's killing.
Black Trans Man Killed By Police In Florida
Tony McDade was shot by a Tallahassee, Florida, police officer after a stabbing incident on Wednesday morning.
Trump Calls Minneapolis Protesters 'Thugs,' Threatens Military Action
After the President threatened protesters in a tweet, Twitter blocked it for "glorifying violence."
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey Acknowledges 'Anger and Sadness' Built Up In Black Community
Speaking about the police-involved death of George Floyd, Frey acknowledged residents' anger, "not just because of five minutes of horror, but 400 years."
Amid Twitter Spat, Donald Trump To Sign Executive Order Against Social Media
A leaked draft of the executive order seeks to have federal agencies reconsider how Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act is implemented.
Coronavirus Death Toll In U.S. Passes Grim 100,000 Milestone
Donald Trump extended his "heartfelt sympathy" to the families of those who have died, a day after the U.S. coronavirus death toll passed 100,000.
Minneapolis Protests Over George Floyd’s Death Take Violent, Deadly Turn
Police fired tear gas and rubber bullets at crowds, as reports of looting and multiple fires rocked South Minneapolis.
Twitter Fact Checks Trump's Tweets On Mail-In Ballots
Twitter added a message to "Get the facts about mail-in ballots" beneath Trump's tweets falsely claiming it would lead to voter fraud.
Biden Calls Trump An 'Absolute Fool' For Criticizing Those Wearing Face Masks
Donald Trump called a reporter "politically correct" after the journalist declined to remove his mask when asking a question.
George Floyd's Family Wants Cops Involved In Death To Be Charged With Murder
In the video, one of the four officers involved could be seen with his knee on George Floyd's neck as the 46-year-old pleaded "I can't breathe."
Virginia Democrat Jennifer Carroll Foy Is Running For Governor
Foy, who delayed her campaign to focus on being a delegate amid the COVID-19 pandemic, is more determined than ever to serve Virginians.
Trump Lashes Out Against Biden, Obama To Defend His Golfing Habits
Donald Trump got in his feelings over the weekend after Joe Biden slammed him for golfing during the continued coronavirus pandemic.
DOJ Investigating Ahmaud Arbery's Shooting Death As Hate Crime
The Justice Department is also investigating two district attorneys who recused themselves from the case, according to the family's attorney.