New York 3 days ago Ex-New York police chief sues Democratic mayor for allegedly pushing 'narrative' in Daniel Prude death probe The former police chief of Rochester, New York is suing the current mayor and the city for $1.5 million in damages, arguing his character was defamed and he was wrongfully terminated following the investigation into Daniel Prude’s death.
Colorado 4 days ago Elijah McClain death: Colorado grand jury indicts 3 police officers, 2 paramedics Colorado’s attorney general said Wednesday that a grand jury indicted three officers and two paramedics in the death of Elijah McClain, a Black man who was put in a chokehold and injected with a powerful sedative two years ago in suburban Denver.
California 4 days ago San Diego protest outside mayor's home sees gunfire incident; suspect arrested Authorities in San Diego have arrested a man suspected of opening fire as a crowd protested Monday evening outside Mayor Todd Gloria’s home in the city, according to reports.
Sex Crimes 4 days ago Protesters at Iowa fraternity demand it be abolished after sexual assault allegation emerges Between hundreds and thousands of protesters gathered outside of a fraternity in Iowa Tuesday night to demonstrate against an alleged sexual assault that took place at the house a year ago.
Chicago 6 days ago Chicago police investigate videos of White officer confronting Black woman walking dog Chicago police are investigating a physical encounter between a White officer seen in several cellphone videos approaching and grabbing a Black woman walking her dog after dark.
Minnesota August 29 Minnesota governor's mansion targeted by pipeline protesters; 69 arrested Minnesota state troopers on Saturday arrested at least 69 protesters who were demonstrating outside the governor’s mansion against a replacement pipeline, according to reports.
Portland August 26 Journalist covering Portland clashes says she was attacked by alleged Antifa protesters An independent journalist says she was "attacked by ‘antifascist’ protesters" in Portland, where they damaged her property and shot paintballs at her, during weekend unrest, according to reports and details shared on social media.
Miami August 23 Miami police chief flashed same 'OK' hand gesture in past photo as officer he suspended, union says A police union in Miami shared a year-old photo of Chief Art Acevedo appearing to flash the same "OK" hand gesture he suspended an officer for using last week amid allegations it represented "White power."
Oregon August 22 Antifa members throw explosives, disperse chemical spray in violent Portland riots The riot came on the one-year anniversary of clashes between right-wing and Antifa rioters outside of Multnomah County Justice Center.
Media August 21 Media portrays Americans as hating their country: The truth is more complicated A rise in anti-American sentiment has been on clear display, but according to one critic, it doesn't affect every state equally, and the United States is not the first nation to experience it.