A massive presence by law enforcement and National Guard members helped restore the peace in the twin cities of Minneapolis and Saint Paul after several days of rioting and looting. Law enforcement officials successfully implemented a curfew and arrested some protesters who violated the order — bringing a night of peace to the city.
On Monday’s “CNN Tonight,” Genesee County, MI Sheriff Chris Swanson, who walked with protesters in his county, said that he is heartbroken over violence and looting, the protesters who are advocating for George Floyd need to be listened to and
The ACLU called the use of tear gas and pepper spray a “grossly unjustified use of a chemical weapon on protesters.” The group continued, saying the issue “raises serious human rights concerns under international law.” Late Monday night, the ACLU
The looters of a New York City Rolex store did not get justice, but they did get a high price timepiece on Monday night.
Stockton Police Department announced Monday that the four boys threw a Razor Scooter through a Home Goods window at Sherwood Mall on Sunday night as protests over the death of George Floyd continued in the city, reports CBS Sacramento.
The Sergeants Benevolent Association (SBA) shared a video on Monday of a New York City Police Department (NYPD) officer being attacked by several men while onlookers — possibly those making the recording — repeatedly shouted, “Fuck 12!”
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) issued a joint statement Monday evening condemning President Donald Trump for his statement on the ongoing nationwide violence.
Prominent leftists on Monday raged over President Trump’s walk to St. John’s Episcopal Church after authorities cleared out protesters in the area around Lafayette Park, accusing the president of having demonstrators “viciously attacked” for a “photo op” and deeming him a “fascist.”
Monday, CNN’s Anderson Cooper opened his show with a monologue criticizing President Donald Trump’s handling of nationwide protests and looting in response to the death of George Floyd.
“I don’t want our country to be portrayed like this,” said an African-now-American citizen, pointing to a group of George Floyd protesters in downtown Washington, DC, Sunday. Nestride Yumga, a D.C. resident, was told to shut up and leave when she voiced her opinion that Black Lives Matter protesters are “hypocrites.” “When black people kill black people, they don’t come out and do this crap.”
Luxury brands across American cities are taking a hit these days, literally, as riots and looting rages on in the wake of the police involved death of George Floyd.
Macy’s has been looted. Shops in the diamond district are being emptied. High end fashion stores along Fifth Avenue are ransacked. Even local bodegas are under attack.
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) on Monday claimed that President Trump had D.C. protesters “viciously attacked” after they reportedly refused to clear the area outside of Lafayette Park.
Hollywood celebrities experienced a collective meltdown on Monday following President Donald Trump’s address to the nation in which he called for national healing while also vowing to deploy the U.S. military against Antifa and other violent protestors if state governments fail to quell the chaos.
NBA legend Dennis Rodman had strong words of condemnation for those who are looting and rioting in the aftermath of George Floyd’s death.
Monday on CNN’s “Cuomo Prime Time,” Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) argued that President Donald Trump had “combined” the worst of segregationist former Alabama Democrat Gov. George Wallace and former President Richard Nixon.
A New York state trooper and Buffalo police officer were hit by a vehicle that rammed through a line of law enforcement at a protest over the death of George Floyd, according to emerging reports.
Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) falsely claimed on Monday that President Trump “tear-gassed peaceful protesters for a photo op.”
Actress Mia Farrow suggested that President Donald Trump isn’t a “real leader” because he didn’t stop to listen to the so-called “peaceful protesters” outside the White House on Monday.
Two hours after President Donald Trump addressed the ongoing national riots on Monday evening, looting resumed in Hollywood.
Rapper Ice Cube has asked if Donald Trump could become the first U.S. president to nuke an American city after he pledged to employ military force if nationwide riots are not brought to an end.
Police confronted a shopkeeper, his son, and several community members as they attempted to protect a local store from looters on Monday evening in Van Nuys, Los Angeles.
Looters raided luxury stores in Manhattan as protests and riots continue to rage in cities across the United States over the death of George Floyd, a black man who died in police custody in Minneapolis.
Monday on CNN, chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta accused President Donald Trump of looking like a “wannabe dictator” by having the military to clear out protesters, so he could have a “photo op” in front of St. John’s Church, which was damaged in a fire set during protests on Sunday night.
Monday, Fox News Channel’s Tucker Carlson opened his program with a scathing critique of how the government responded to the chaos and rioting committed in the name of protesting the death of George Floyd while in the hands of Minneapolis police last week.
On Monday, an LAPD officer took a knee with protesters in West Hollywood and the protesters peacefully respected the curfew. The officer told the crowd, “If I take a knee with you guys, will you give me your verbal acknowledgment
Rioters across the United States have waved Mexican flags in various American cities to protest the death of George Floyd allegedly at the hands of a Minneapolis, Minnesota police officer.
On MSNBC on Monday, Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf (D) defended imposing an 8:oo p.m. curfew on the city by stating that the looting on Sunday, which impacted minority neighborhoods where people had already been hurt by the coronavirus. She also
CNN’s chief White House correspondent Jim Acosta shouted at a question at President Donald Trump Monday evening, demanding to know if the United States is “still a democracy” after air and ground troops from the District of Columbia National Guard were deployed around the nation’s capital.
Police in Connecticut showed support for protesters of the death of George Floyd by taking a knee and condemning the violent actions that took his life.
Seattle Seahawks star Russell Wilson says he fears for his children’s lives in the wake of the rioting and unrest after the death of Minneapolis man George Floyd.
Retail shops and storefront offices hurried Monday afternoon to board up their windows and doors, ahead of possible violence and looting in Los Angeles, Santa Monica, and surrounding areas.
Monday on CNN, Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-NY) accused President Donald Trump of using the military to clear protesters, so he could hold a Bible for a “photo op” in front of St. John’s Church, which was damaged in a fire set during protests on Sunday night.
On Monday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “The Story,” Sen. Tim Scott (R-SC) said that President Trump’s comments in the Rose Garden on Monday were “heartfelt” and “led us in the right direction.” Scott applauded George Floyd’s family for
Monday on CNN, Gov. J.B. Pritzker (D-IL) said God would be with the protesters, some of which that faced tear gas and rubber bullets, that were cleared from Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. so President Donald Trump could pay a visit to nearby St. John’s Church, which was damaged in a fire set during protests on Sunday night.
No charges will be filed against the Omaha, Nebraska, bar owner who fatally shot a protester on Saturday during the third night of riots that have broken out over the death of George Floyd.
The Pentagon has ordered the 82nd Airborne Division’s Immediate Response Force to deploy amid rioting across the nation.
Massachusetts Democrat Sen. Ed Markey blamed President Donald Trump on Monday for ongoing violence in America and described the president as “scum.”
Eighty-five percent of those arrested in the immediate aftermath of the riot in Nashville, Tennessee, on Saturday night/Sunday morning, or 24 out of the 28 arrested, were from the Metropolitan Nashville area, according to a press release from the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department (MNPD).
Protesters should demonstrate only in a nonviolent manner over the death of George Floyd, Dr. Bernice King said in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday.
