Police Officers Kneel as Hearse Carrying George Floyd's Body Passes
Three officers charged with playing a role in Floyd's death are expected to appear in court as Floyd's family and friends gather to pay their final respects.
Officers Charged in George Floyd Case Face Up to Four Decades in Prison
All four officers are facing equal time in prison if convicted of the most severe charge against them.
A Former Police Chief's Take on Why Some Police Tactics May Backfire
Former Madison, Wisconsin, chief of police David Couper acknowledged that officers have to "handle" the violence but cautioned that the use of tear gas could backfire.
3 Officers Charged in George Floyd's Death Hours After Calls for Arrest
As riots continued across the country, George Floyd's family reignited calls for people to be peaceful and use their anger to fuel true change.
Second Stimulus Check Update: Lawmakers Indicate Another Round Is Unlikely
Stimulus checks received strong bipartisan support in March, but that unity isn't present on Capitol Hill this time around.
Here's How the Proposed Second Stimulus Check Would Differ From the First
The HEROES Act affords similar economic impact payments as the CARES Act, but a difference in allowances for dependents could mean some people would receive bigger checks.
Biden Says Trump Is 'Consumed by Blinding Ego' When It Comes to Obama
The former vice president called for Americans to take a "hard look at the culture that allows for the senseless tragedies that keep happening."
Ex-Facebook Exec. Says Company Put Itself on 'Side of Profit and Cowardice'
Barry Schnitt, Facebook's former communications director, said he didn't think it was a coincidence that Facebook's "choices appease those in power who have made misinformation, blatant racism and inciting violence part of their platform."
China Accuses Trump of 'Selfish, Responsibility-Shirking Behavior'
In light of the protests over George Floyd's death, Chinese spokesperson Zhao Lijan told American politicians they should "get their own house in order."
Trump Lawyer Rudy Giuliani Says Riots Were 'Impossible' With Him as Mayor
Giuliani criticized New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for being more concerned with social distancing than police officers "being violently attacked, police cars burning and rioting."
How to Get a Replacement Stimulus Debit Card
Those who mistook their economic impact payment for junk mail can receive a new prepaid debit card, but there may be a fee associated with getting a replacement.
What Does WHO Do? Trump Terminates Relationship Over Coronavirus Response
Trump claimed China had "total control" over the World Health Organization and said funding would be redirected to "other worldwide and deserving urgent global public health needs."
Derek Chauvin Charged With Murder, Manslaughter in George Floyd's Death
The Minneapolis man's death while in police custody ignited nationwide protests and calls for the officers involved to be held accountable.
Minnesota Gov. Urges End to Violence That Shut Down Libraries, Businesses
Governor Tim Walz said officials can't address the institutional racism that led to George Floyd's death until order is restored to the streets.
'Justice for George Floyd' Becomes Largest-Ever U.S. Change.org Petition
The petition calls for bringing charges against the four police officers involved in Floyd's death and has 4.9 million signatures and counting.
Lawyer for Officer in George Floyd Death Denies He Invoked 5th Amendment
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman acknowledged people's anger over the officers not being charged but asked for patience because it had to be done "right."
Coronavirus Funds Put FEMA in 'Really Great Place' for Hurricanes
The Atlantic hurricane season doesn't officially start until June 1, but there have already been two named storms.
Press Sec Hits Twitter for Singling Out Trump, Not Chinese Propaganda
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany pushed back against Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey's request that people "leave employees" out of the fact-checking debate, saying the White House would continue to question the people on the team.
China Threatens to 'Hit Back' as Trump Warns of Hong Kong Law Response
Trump is expected to announce the U.S. response to a controversial new law that Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says threatens Hong Kong's autonomy.
Second Stimulus Check 2020 Update: Everything We Know About Another Round
While money is still trickling into Americans pockets from the CARES Act, lawmakers are looking toward a second round of payments. But it's far from guaranteed.
Jerry Falwell Jr. Designs Face Mask With Governor Northam's Blackface Photo
Jerry Falwell Jr. said he "adamantly opposed" Northam's face mask mandate but would "reluctantly comply" with a mask he designed himself.
Tropical Storm Bertha Path, Map: Storm Makes Landfall in South Carolina
Although expected to be a weak storm, AccuWeather's Dan Kottlowski said having two preseason storms shows the need for people to make sure they have a hurricane plan in place.
Cuomo Approval Rating Drops As Voters Disapprove of Nursing Homes Response
A new poll showed Cuomo still receives strong support for his handling of the new coronavirus outbreak, but there was a stark difference in support for decisions he made.
White Woman Who Called Cops on Black Man in Central Park Fired From Job
Amy Cooper was initially placed on administrative leave following the viral video, but the company confirmed her termination on Tuesday afternoon.
When Will New York City Reopen? What We Know So Far
The epicenter of the outbreak still has to meet two metrics of Governor Andrew Cuomo's reopening plan, and the state is starting to take a more targeted approach to new cases.
Can the Government Force You to Get a Coronavirus Vaccine?
A person can't be vaccinated against their will, but state and federal governments can impose consequences for not doing so.
New York Town With First Major Coronavirus Outbreak Set to Reopen This Week
Once the epicenter of the state's outbreak, New Rochelle, New York, is on track to reopen on Tuesday.
Nearly 1,000 Arlington Funerals Have Been Canceled Because of Coronavirus
Through the pandemic, the national cemetery has continued to bury service members and veterans, but some families are rescheduling.
Denver USPS Facility Defies Order To Close Despite Reported COVID-19 Cases
The Denver Department of Public Health and Environment issued the order to close after the facility reportedly failed to comply with an investigation.
Biden: 'You Ain't Black' if You Can't Decide if You Support Him or Trump
During a radio show interview, Biden pushed back against criticism of his record with legislation affecting black people and highlighted ways he intends to reform criminal justice.

