The president retweets a post accusing Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler of ‘war crimes.’
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Zuckerberg says Facebook erred in not removing militia post
The group’s page earlier this week called for armed civilians to enter Kenosha, Wis., amid violent protests following a police shooting of a Black man.
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‘How dare we not vote?’ Black voters determined after D.C. march
Race in America is front and center during a pandemic that’s disproportionately affected Black Americans.
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Teen stalls his return to Wisconsin to face charges in Kenosha killings
The judge delays an extradition hearing for Kyle Rittenhouse, 17, of Illinois, to give him time to hire a private attorney.
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Somber protests in Kenosha follow night of chaos, shootings
The fatal shooting of 2 protesters late Tuesday and the shooting by police Sunday of a 29-year-old Black father of 6, made Kenosha the latest focal point in the fight against racial injustice.
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Tensions heightened over fatal police shooting of Black man in Louisiana
Officers shot Trayford Pellerin as he tried to enter a convenience store with a knife.
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Plans in place for careful removal of Lee statue in Richmond, Va.
The governor announced his intention to take down the 13-ton sculpture of the Confederate general in June, after the death of George Floyd sparked a nationwide protest movement over racial inequality.
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Parents of Elijah McClain sue Colorado police over his death
The lawsuit alleges McClain was unlawfully stopped and three of the officers simultaneously placed their body weight on the 23-year-old after a chokehold.
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Oregon protesters set fire to police union headquarters as tensions increase
Portland police declare a riot and chase demonstrators down business-lined streets and through a park for hours.
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Experts: Obstacles to charging police in Breonna Taylor case
Kentucky’s attorney general must determine if there was probable cause to believe there was unreasonable use of force.