Family, celebrities, leading politicians eulogize George Floyd at Minneapolis event, call for changes to policing and criminal justice system MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — A mural… Read More ›
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) — With masks on their faces and temperature checks at entrances, Harry Potter fans and roller coaster lovers streamed back into… Read More ›
Washington, DC, appeared to take a breather on Thursday following days of unrest and clashes between protesters and law enforcement officials in demonstrations against… Read More ›
He also directly addressed young Americans of color, telling them, “I want you to know that you matter, I want you to know that your… Read More ›
Analysis: There is slim chance of a an agreement between Washington and Tehran before the November elections, and both Biden and Trump must prepare a… Read More ›
Confusion highlights growing tensions with White House as Pentagon leaders continue to insist they do not want to use military forces to help quell protests… Read More ›
Former Secretary of Defense James Mattis on Wednesday castigated President Donald Trump as “the first president in my lifetime who does not try to… Read More ›
NEW YORK — In an exclusive interview with the New York Post, NYPD Chief of Dept. Terence Monahan had some harsh words for Gov.… Read More ›
Facebook is refusing to change its decision to allow a post from President Donald Trump about the US protests. Late on Thursday, Trump posted… Read More ›
US president says he’s dispatching ‘thousands and thousands of heavily armed soldiers’ to halt demonstrations, calls rallies ‘acts of domestic terror’ Amid racial unrest… Read More ›
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Louisville’s police chief was fired Monday after the mayor learned that officers involved in a shooting that killed the popular… Read More ›
Hong Kong – Protesters running amok. Innocent citizens under siege. Outside actors engaging in terrorist acts. Police struggling to maintain control and in desperate need… Read More ›
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — President Donald Trump posted identical messages on Twitter and Facebook this week. But while the two social platforms have very… Read More ›
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott on Sunday issued a statewide state of emergency declaration over ongoing protests over the death of Georgia Floyd. Abbott joined… Read More ›
Despite lack of evidence, conspiracy theories advanced by politicians and commentators on the Left and Right seek to argue that protests were organized by professionals… Read More ›
Mexico City – For months, Latin America watched the rest of the world suffer as the coronavirus spread. It is a spectator no longer. “This… Read More ›
With over 100 labs scrambling to develop COVID-19 vaccination, pharma executives hopeful for roll out before 2021, but cite ‘daunting’ challenges in producing billions of… Read More ›
MINNEAPOLIS (AP)- A white Minneapolis police officer accused of killing a black suspect by kneeling on his neck opened fire on two people during… Read More ›
US jobless claims for the week that ended on Saturday totaled 2.1 million, the Labor Department said Thursday. The matched the median economist estimate. That… Read More ›
Trump’s latest dispute with social media emerged after Twitter flagged one of Trump’s tweets this week. U.S. President Donald Trump will sign an executive… Read More ›
