Fox News contributor and former deputy White House chief of staff Karl Rove told “The Daily Briefing” Thursday that he fears presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden has turned into a “ruthless, out-of-control demagogue” after Biden claimed Wednesday that President Trump would try to steal the November election.
In the wake of massive protests over police brutality in the black community happening across the country, several stars and projects in the entertainment industry have not fared well under the increased sensitivity from audiences.
Addressing the takeover of the area surrounding the Seattle Police Department’s abandoned East Precinct building, Chief Carmen Best said major chaos had been averted but also that she was “angry about” how the situation unfolded in a video addressed to her officers Thursday.
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A Louisiana professor called on her colleagues to keep a list of students who engage in "hate speech" and "drop" them from classes at the public university after George Floyd's death, Campus Reform reports.
Despite the theme parks reopening, out-of-state guests still need to follow the required protocols from Florida.
Former White House press secretary Ari Fleischer told “Outnumbered Overtime” that he would like to see more “healing words” from President Trump “to help the nation come together,” as protests over the death of George Floyd continue across the country.
The New York Times celebrated Seattle’s six-block area abandoned by law enforcement dubbed “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” as “a homeland for racial justice.”
Nearly 90 percent of homicides in Philadelphia were caused by gun violence, a number that is astoundingly high despite shutdowns due to coronavirus and ongoing protests against police brutality.
Scientists have identified some key genomic features of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley on Thursday expressed regret for accompanying President Trump during a photo op last week at Lafayette Square amid protests, calling the decision “a mistake” -- in the latest sign of friction between the White House and the military over the response to racial unrest.
The city leadership in Seattle has “lost all the political will to enforce the rule of law,” according to Michael Solan, president of the Seattle Police Officers Guild.
The World Health Organization says the pandemic in Africa is “accelerating” and, while it took 98 days for the continent to reach 100,000 coronavirus cases, it took just 18 days to grow to 200,000 cases.
The owner of a New York City recreational gym for children told “Fox & Friends” on Thursday that “we can't hold on much longer” following nearly three months of coronavirus lockdowns.
The Seattle Police Department is working to forge negotiations with the leaders of a self-declared autonomous zone that includes a now-closed police precinct, as police say they receive reports of armed guards and potential extortion in the region.
Craig Gore, the “Law & Order” writer who was fired for sharing a post on social media in which he threatened protesters, is hoping for a second chance to return to the series.
After testifying Wednesday at the House Judiciary Committee's hearing on police reform, Fox News contributor Dan Bongino said that members of Congress were actively considering "really stupid" ideas that seemingly were not carefully thought through.
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Conservation groups and animal-rights activists are speaking out after the Trump administration reversed a ban on controversial hunting practices within Alaskan national preserves.
The U.S. Secret Service stopped roughly $1 billion in coronavirus fraud losses while initiating over a hundred criminal investigations during the pandemic, a senior official announced on Tuesday.
A mother-son street race ended in tragedy in Southern California this week – with the 54-year-old mom dead and the 26-year-old son arrested on vehicular manslaughter and DUI charges, authorities said.
Police and sheriff's deputies in Central California are searching for a suspect who shot a deputy in the head early Wednesday and killed another man in what investigators described as an "ambush" attack on a police station.
An absolute sea change in public opinion about race, police and protests has left Republicans scrambling to recalibrate their message.
The number of coronavirus deaths in the U.S. could double over the next few months, reaching 200,000 by September, according to a report.