Protestors Attempt To Remove Confederate Monument In Birmingham
"I understand the frustration and the anger that you have. Allow me to finish the job for you," Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin told the crowd,
Man Drives Semi-Truck Into Crowd Of Protestors On Minneapolis Interstate
The incident occurred on I-35W in Minneapolis shortly after officers from the Minnesota Department of Public Safety closed the highway as protestors approached.
Atlanta PD Fires Officers for Excessive Force Against College Students
Atlanta Police Chief Erika Sheilds apologized to the students publicly on Sunday.
Arizona Governor Implementing Statewide, 7-Day Curfew Amid Protests
"This gives law enforcement an additional tool to prevent the lawlessness we've seen here and in cities nationwide. Police will be equipped to make arrests of individuals who are planning to riot, loot or cause damage and unrest," Governor Doug Ducey wrote in a tweet.
Fauci Warns Young Americans About Ignoring Advice on Social Distancing
He cautioned younger Americans about ignoring recommendations from health care officials and government agencies at the state, federal and local levels regarding social distancing.
Only 48 Percent of Americans Trust Trump to Handle COVID-19 Crisis
The poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal also asked if Americans think the outbreak is going to get worse, with 60 percent saying they think it will.
Surgeon General Says Communities Must Help End COVID-19 Outbreak
"We really need to lean into protecting our most vulnerable—people with chronic and severe medical conditions, especially the elderly because we know that they are most at risk," Surgeon General Jerome Adams said.
Fans, 'Survivor' Contestants Remember the Late Rudy Boesch
Boesch, a former Navy SEAL, first appeared as a contestant on the show's first season. He died Friday at 91.
MSNBC Guest Host Trolls Trump With Fireside Chat, Reads Ukraine Call
Jonathan Capehart, who serves as a contributor for MSNBC, sat next to a simulated fire and read portions of the transcript during Saturday's show.
Kamala Harris Takes a Dig at Elizabeth Warren at Iowa Event
"I've only had one client in my entire life, and that has been the people. Unlike other people, unlike others, I have never represented a corporation. I have never represented a special interest. I started my career fighting for the people," Harris said.
Nationals Pitcher Joins List Of Athletes Who Skipped White House Visit
"At the end of the day, as much as I wanted to be there with my teammates and share that experience with my teammates, I can't do it. I just can't do it," Nats closer Sean Doolittle told The Washington Post.
Washington Redskins Say Native Americans 'Proud' Of Team Name
"Not only are Native Americans not offended by our use of the name, they are proud of it - and our organization is and will remain proud to carry the Redskins name," Sean DeBarbieri, director of communications for the Redskins told Newsweek.
Why Is Everyone Saying 'It's .........Rebekah Vardy's Account'?
The catchphrase, written by the wife of a former English footballer, took the internet by storm on Wednesday as she accused another woman of leaking stories and personal information to the British press.
What Power 5 Commissioners and Coaches Think About CA Pay For Play Law
While commissioners all expressed concern at the passage of California's Fair Pay to Play Act earlier this week, some coaches seem to support the new law.
Ilhan Omar Defends 9/11 Remarks After Being Criticized by Victim's Son
"I could certainly not understand the weight of the pain that the victims of the families of 9/11 must feel. But I think it is really important for us to make sure that we are not forgetting the aftermath of what happened after 9/11," Omar said.
Anti-Vaccine Protestor Halts Legislative Session With Bloody Demonstration
California Highway Patrol said the woman dropped ""a feminine hygiene device" filled with blood onto the senate floor, shouting "that's for the dead babies."
$450M Intended To Build Schools On Military Bases Diverted To Border Wall
While three schools are located in the United States or a U.S. territory, the others are on military bases overseas.
Boycotting Walmart Probably Won't Hurt Them, But It Could Help
As some call for a boycott of Walmart, Dick's Sporting Goods — which stopped selling guns and ammunition in 135 stores — has seen a 3.2 percent rise in profits this year.
75-Year-Old Woman Evicted Before Hurricane, Mayor Says No More
The eviction generated such an outcry that Miami-Dade County Mayor Carlos Gimenez said the police department will create a new policy to cease evictions during an emergency.
Fox News Personalities Tell Trump 'We Don't Work For You' After Attack
"The New @FoxNews is letting millions of GREAT people down! We have to start looking for a new News Outlet. Fox isn't working for us anymore!," Trump tweeted, prompting responses from some on-air personalities at Fox News Channel.
Local Anchor Blasts NFL Fans For Booing Andrew Luck's Retirement
"How stupid do you have to be? How bad does your life have to be that you think booing Andrew Luck or even criticizing him, as some guy on FOX did, is somehow the right response?"
Cheerleaders An Hour From Dayton Shooting Sell Raffle Ticket For AM-15
The New Richmond Junior Lions Football and Cheer is selling raffle tickets for an AM-15 semi-automatic rifle and a gift basket in an effort to raise money for the sports program.
Trump Wants To Remove 'Ridiculous' Birthright Citizenship
Despite the president's desire to eliminate the law via executive order, Constitutional scholars have said Trump doing so will be a violation of the U.S. Constitution and the 14th Amendment.
What Is The Flores Agreement? Trump Admin Plans To Dissolve Settlement
The Flores Agreement began as a class-action lawsuit in 1985, filed on behalf of Jenny Lisette Flores, Alma Yanira Cruz and two other girls after their experience in a motel in Pasadena, California while in federal custody as unaccompanied migrant children.
White House Considering Payroll Tax Cut As More Economists Fear Recession
Despite President Donald Trump's assurances that the U.S. will not head into a recession, members of his staff have reportedly begun considering ways to combat a slowing economy.
School Won't Say If Teens Were Disciplined After Nazi Salute And Song
Some members of the school's water polo team reportedly sang a song used to motivate Nazi troops and followed it with a salute during an awards ceremony in December 2018.
Trump Applauds That Rashida Tlaib's Grandmother 'Doesn't Have To See Her'
"Who wouldn't be proud of a granddaughter like that? I love her and am so proud of her," Tlaib's grandmother told The Washington Post.
School District Frames $1 Bill To Comply With Law To Display National Motto
State Rep. Brandon Reed, who sponsored the bill, blasted the district's decision, saying they were playing "political games" and using "silly loopholes" to deprive students from creating artwork containing the national motto.
Trump Has Repeatedly Claimed He Received An Award That Does Not Exist
"In fact, five or six years before I even thought about running, for whatever reason they named me, man of the year in Michigan. I said, how come? I didn't even understand it myself, but I was named man of the year."
Woman Accused of Holding Four Teens At Gunpoint
The teens were going door-to-door to sell discount cards for their high school football team. The altercation reportedly began when the woman exited her home with the gun as they walked up the driveway.