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Officer's Trial Could Reopen Intersection Where Floyd Died
Minneapolis leaders say they’ll reopen a barricaded intersection known as George Floyd Square after the murder trial of the officer accused of killing him.
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Growing Tension in Minneapolis as Trial Looms in Floyd Death
Barbed wire and concrete barriers surround the courthouse where the white former Minneapolis police officer charged with killing George Floyd is due to soon go on trial.
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75-Year-Old Protester Shoved to Ground by Police in Buffalo Files Lawsuit
A 75-year-old man who was seen being shoved to the ground by Buffalo police and bleeding on the ground during a protest last year is suing the officers and other officials, according to court documents.
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NY Atty General Sues NYPD, Seeks Federal Monitor to Oversee Department
New York Attorney General Tish James sued the NYPD on Thursday, seeking to install a federal monitor to oversee the department following allegedly widespread civil rights abuses last summer. James’ action will reignite the debate over how the department handled the George Floyd protests that rocked the city last year. Last month the city’s Department of Investigation released a...
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Kenosha DA: No Charges Against Police Officers Who Shot Jacob Blake
Michael Gravely, District Attorney of Kenosha County, Wis., announced that he will not pursue charges against the police officers that shot Jacob Blake seven times as he walked away, leaving him paralyzed.
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Top 7 Stories of 2020 (That Weren't About the Coronavirus)
The coronavirus pandemic dominated the headlines in 2020, but that’s not all that happened this year. Here’s a look back at the seven other major news stories that were not about COVID-19.
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‘Boogaloo Bois' Member Charged in Connection With Shooting During Floyd Protests
Federal prosecutors charged a far-right extremist in connection with a shooting at a Minneapolis police station during protests sparked by George Floyd’s killing, authorities said Friday.
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Protest Arrests Show Regular Americans, Not Urban Antifa as Trump Claims
The Department of Justice is using aggressive tactics against those it has charged in the civil unrest over racism.
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LAPD Plans to Increase Presence During Election Week
An internal LAPD memo has signaled the Department has begun to prepare for the possibility of large demonstrations during the week of the Presidential election in November, by directing detectives and officers who typically work in street clothes to report on alternating shifts that week and to expect to have some days off changed to maximize the number of officers…
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Ex-Officer Charged in George Floyd's Death Can Leave State Over ‘Safety Concerns'
A judge signed an order on Thursday permitting Derek Chauvin, the former police officer charged with the murder of George Floyd, to live outside of the state of Minnesota during the trial, citing ‘safety concerns’.
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St. Louis Couple Indicted for Waving Guns at Protesters
A grand jury has indicted the St. Louis couple who displayed guns while hundreds of racial injustice protesters marched on their private street
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‘Tonight': Trump Considered Using Heat Ray on Protesters
Jimmy Fallon addresses President Donald Trump contradicting the head of the CDC Robert Redfield, what’s trending on Twitter and Barack Obama’s presidential memoir.
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‘Late Night': Cynthia Nixon Compares 2020 to AIDS Crisis
Lifelong New Yorker Cynthia Nixon talks about what it’s been like living in the city during the George Floyd protests.
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Feds Considered Using ‘Heat Ray' on DC Protesters, Report Says
A military whistleblower says federal officials sought some unusual crowd control devices — including one that’s been called a “heat ray” — to deal with protesters outside the White House on the June day that law enforcement forcibly cleared Lafayette Sqaure.
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Minneapolis Police Officers Appear in Court Over George Floyd's Death
The four police officers charged with the killing of George Floyd appeared at a Minneapolis courthouse on Friday for pretrial proceedings.
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Portland Protests Reach 100 Consecutive Days This Weekend
Police have declared an unlawful assembly at a demonstration Friday night in Portland, Oregon, as the city this weekend reaches 100 straight nights of protests marked by vandalism and violence