Riots
From 1966 to 2020
A former Newsweek editor looks back at the social upheaval of the 1960s, and sees hope ahead.
Condemn the Selective Outrage of Virtue-Signaling Progressives
A Seattle-based radio host and pundit discusses the selective outrage he has seen from white progressives.
Tucker Carlson Says Corporations Donating to BLM Are Paying for Riots
The Fox News host took issue with a number of businesses who have made donations to groups such as Black Lives Matter.
What is the Boogaloo Movement? Could A New Alt-Right Extremism Emerge
As early as 2018, the Boogaloo has become a catchphrase loosely based on an ultra-right-wing or "alt-right" extremists, as well as militia groups, anarchists, or in some cases white supremacist groups, according to the Anti-Defamation League.
Walmart Removes Guns, Ammunition From Sales Floor In Some Stores
Widespread rioting and protests in many U.S. cities have forced the Walmart stores to remove guns and ammunition from the sales floor of many of their stores where some of the worst violent protests have occurred.
Washington State Troopers Says 'Don't Kill Them, But Hit Them Hard'
"The team leader's intent of motivating and reassuring his troopers was commendable but his word choice, especially when considered outside of the context of his team's immediate challenges, was not," Chris Loftis, director of communications for the Washington State Patrol, said in a statement.
Two Images of America Emerge in the Current Crisis
A veteran observer of the 1960s riots opines on the current situation.
Free Police Scanner Apps Surpass Facebook and Instagram on Apple's Charts
Police scanner apps were downloaded 213,000 times over the weekend, surpassing Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.
Hong Kong's Leader Accuses U.S. Of 'Double Standards' On Protest Policing
Carrie Lam has warned that countries could hurt their own economic interests if they apply sanctions to the city.
Video Shows Seattle Cop Drag Fellow Officer's Knee Off Man's Neck
An unidentified Seattle Police officer was captured on video using the same knee-to-neck method to subdue protesters that caused the death of George Floyd on May 25.
Photos Show George Floyd Protests Nationwide Erupt Into Riots and Violence
Violent protests erupted over the weekend in a number of cities including Los Angeles, New York, Minneapolis, Atlanta, Washington, D.C., and Chicago.
Curfews Imposed in 42 Cities in 24 States as Protesters Clash With Police
Protesters took to the streets demanding justice for George Floyd, who died in police custody in Minneapolis a week ago.
George Floyd's Son Says Violent Protests Won't 'Solve Anything'
"My dad is in peace, and we have to be the ones to deal with all this stress," Quincy Mason Floyd said.
Viral Video Shows Peaceful D.C. Protestors Detain Rioter Causing Damage
The unidentified man appears to be significantly older than most demonstrators, with gray hair.
Trump Has Military Poised to Intervene, Whether Governors Want It Or Not
"A wild card now is POTUS, what he will order," a senior military officer told Newsweek. Federal troops are being readied in response to White House requests.
GOP Ohio Governor DeWine Disagrees With Trump's Tweet on Looting
The governor said that leaders "should be a source of peace, stability" in a press conference addressing the recent protests and unrest surrounding the death of George Floyd.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz 'Fully Mobilizes' State's National Guard
Walz said in a press conference on Saturday that it was the first time such a move had ever happened in the state's history.
Nike's Posts 'Don't Do It' Ad After George Floyd Riots
There was a mixed initial reaction to Nike's previous stand on racial inequality and police brutality in September 2019 when it renewed its contract with Colin Kaepernick.
George Floyd Protestors Face Flash Bangs, Rubber Bullets as Riots Intensify
Protests have been taking place across the country over the death of Floyd at the hands of Derek Chauvin who has been charged with third-degree murder and manslaughter.
Clashes Throughout the U.S. Continue as George Floyd Unrest Sweeps Nation
Police used tear gas and rubber bullets in an attempt to control protests and riots that raged throughout the U.S. on Friday as outrage over the killing of George Floyd continued to grow.
How Police Departments Are Responding to Crowds After Minneapolis Unrest
According to a news report Friday, Chicago police officers have been told not to use force to break up crowds.
The First Rule of Riots: Stop Them | Opinion
Without law enforcement subduing riots, we risk descending into anarchy.
Photos Show Floyd Protests Escalate to Violence, Flames and Destruction
Protesters in Minneapolis took over a police precinct and set it ablaze, while protesters in New York City clashed with police.
'I've Had to Paint 'Black Owned Business' on My Bar During the Riots'
George Floyd was a bouncer at a bar not far from here. We're all hurting. But it's hard to see and grasp these riots—what are we doing to our city?
White House Retweets Trump Tweet Restricted by Twitter
The social media platform did not remove Trump's post, choosing instead to block users from liking, replying to or sharing the message.
Trump Previously Blamed 'Weak Leadership' in Washington for Ferguson Riots
The president also said that other countries would have been laughing at former President Obama's handling of the unrest.
George Floyd's Girlfriend Says Riots Would 'Devastate' Him, Calls for Peace
The attorney representing Floyd's family in seeking justice for his death has also called for an end to the violence and looting.
George Floyd Protests in Minneapolis Turn Violent as Rioting Breaks Out
Protesters clashed with riot police for a second consecutive day over the killing of 46-year-old Floyd on Memorial Day.