San Francisco Lawmaker Wants to Make Discriminatory 911 Calls Illegal
"This is the CAREN we need," said San Francisco Supervisor Shamann Walton, who introduced the legislation.
Tucker Carlson Wrongly Claims Masks, Distancing Have 'No Basis' in Science
The way to prevent the spread of the virus, the CDC has said, is to avoid close contact with others.
World's Largest Police Chief Association Claims Millions in PPP Relief
The International Association of Chiefs of Police claimed somewhere between $2 million to $5 million dollars in PPP money.
Private Prison Lobby Targets Congress as Biden Pledges Crackdown
Joe Biden has vowed to end profiteering from incarceration in the U.S. if elected president in 2020.
Immigration Detention Company Handed Millions of Taxpayer Dollars Via PPP
Immigration Centers of America oversees the Farmville Detention Center, which has seen a surge in coronavirus cases.
Trump Must Build More Than a Mile of Border Wall a Day to Hit 2020 Target
The president still has more than 200 miles of border wall to build before the end of 2020.
Mexican Residents Form Blockade at Border As Arizona Coronavirus Cases Rise
Sonoyta residents formed a blockade with their vehicles at the border.
VP Contender Tammy Duckworth Demurs on Biden Choosing Black Running Mate
"I think that Joe Biden needs to make his own mind," Sen. Tammy Duckworth said.
As Arizona Cases Surge, Mexico State Next Door Wants Strict Border Closure
"No more crossings from the United States into Mexico for visitors who do not have essential activities," Sonora Health Secretary Enrique Clausen said.
Maine Democrat Challenging Susan Collins Outraises GOP Senator by Millions
The U.S. Senate race has shaped up to be the most expensive in Maine's history.
4 Months Until Election, Trump Worst-Polling Incumbent in Nearly 3 Decades
"If things don't change, he's certainly looking like a one-term president," said Gallup's Jeffrey Jones.
Black, Asian Americans Fear They Will Face Suspicion If They Wear Masks
More than 40 percent of Black Americans said they fear people will be suspicious of them if they wear a face mask.
Ken Cuccinelli Calls on NYPD Officers to Join DHS If 'NYC Doesn't Want You'
New York City lawmakers have approved a 2021 budget that will see $1 billion slashed from NYPD funding.
Federal Court Strikes Down Trump Asylum Ban
"This administration is not above the law," said Keren Zwick, the director of litigation at the National Immigrant Justice Center.
Kumeyaay Tribe Blocks Border Wall Construction to Protect Burial Grounds
Members of the Kumeyaay Nation blocked construction with a peaceful protest.
DHS Launches Task Force to Protect U.S. Monuments, Memorials and Statues
"We won't stand idly by while violent anarchists and rioters seek not only to vandalize and destroy the symbols of our nation," said DHS chief Chad Wolf.
Who Is Lauren Boebert? Right-Wing Challenger Beats Trump-Backed Incumbent
Lauren Boebert defeated five-term incumbent Rep. Scott Tipton in a major primary upset on Tuesday.
Trump Threatens to Veto Bill Over Warren Bid to Rename U.S. Bases
Sen. Elizabeth Warren's amendment would see military bases named after Confederate leaders renamed.
The Role 'Vicious Dogs' Play in Police Brutality Against Black People
Black people in the U.S. have disproportionately suffered injuries from the use of police dogs.
BLM Co-Founder: 'The Entire World Is Saying Black Lives Matter Now'
Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrisse Cullors talks about the progress that's been made since the organization was launched in 2013, what hasn't changed and where the movement for racial justice goes from here
BLM Global Leaders: 'It Feels Like There Is Actually Change Happening Now'
Black Lives Matter protests have sprung up in dozens of countries, demanding justice for George Floyd in the U.S. and an end to racism and police violence within their own borders. Leaders of the world wide movement speak out on the changes that need to happen now.
McConnell Says U.S. Needs 'More Testing, Not Less' After Trump Comments
"We all need to scale up," Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) said.
IRS Has No Clear 'Legal Basis' to Take Back Inmates' Stimulus Checks
"I personally don't see any legal authority for it," said tax attorney Kelly Erb.
Colorado Officials to Examine Elijah McClain's Death in Police Custody
Elijah McClain died at the age of 23 after an encounter with police in Aurora, Colorado.
Black Man Wrongfully Arrested Due to 'Flawed' Face Recognition Tech: ACLU
"I never thought I'd have to explain to my daughters why Daddy got arrested," Robert Williams has said.
New York, Kentucky Voters Face Hurdles at the Polls
Democratic candidates lodged accusations of "voter suppression" over ballot issues.
Google, Apple, Microsoft Leaders Condemn Trump Admin's H1-B Visa Ban
"Immigration has contributed immensely to America's economic success," said Google CEO Sundar Pichai.
At 200 Miles Completed, Donald Trump's Border Wall Is Way Off Track
To fulfill Trump's promise to his supporters, another 250 miles of border wall would need to be built before the end of 2020.
Exclusive: Hundreds of Rights Leaders Demand U.S. End Haiti Deportations
Human rights leaders say the U.S.' deportations amid the coronavirus pandemic have wreaked havoc on Haiti's healthcare system.
Biden Hails Klobuchar as Minneapolis Protests End Ex-Prosecutor's VP Hopes
Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) removed herself from consideration to be Joe Biden's running mate, saying: "This is a moment to put a woman of color on that ticket."