"Cameras, chokehold bans, 'retraining' funds, and similar reform measures do not ultimately solve what is a systemic problem."
Governor Andrew Cuomo is in more hot water after a New York Times article published Tuesday highlighting the past and present scandals of the Governor revealed inappropriate comments he made about the Jewish holiday Sukkot.
Kim Potter was arrested at 11:30 am on Wednesday, according the Minnesota Department of Public Safety Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.
"Let's make it higher, like why isn't it high enough, you know, today? Like it would make our point better if it was higher," Chester said.
The coronavirus pandemic has taken nearly three million lives since the first outbreak in Wuhan, China in 2019.
The letter was signed by multiple high-profile companies including Amazon, Berkshire Hathaway, Netflix, Starbucks, and Google.
The rioters blocked traffic, vandalized the building and shot fireworks at police before lighting the building on fire Tuesday night.
718 students who violated the University of Michigan weekly COVID-19 testing policy have been locked out of campus buildings,
Requests to hear the statements that the the alleged drug dealer in the car with George Floyd on his May 25 arrest made to state investigators has been blocked from the jury by the court's judge.
Rioters attacked the Brooklyn Center Police Department for a third straight night Tuesday in response to the officer involved shooting death of Daunte Wright.
Following the bombshell revelations regarding CNN’s alleged bias in the 2020 election exposed by Project Veritas on Tuesday, CEO and founder James O'Keefe joined Sean Hannity on Fox News.
"That's one of the things that I think is such a good thing about our system here, is that we are ruled by the science, not by any other consideration," Fauci said.
Establishment media have hurled racism charges against the filibuster, labeled an offensive "relic of Jim Crow," while Senate Democrats used the procedural measure to block Republican Sen. Tim Scott's police reform bill.
Previously the group focused on appeals to restore content that Facebook staff decided to take down.
"We will see increased crime, increased theft, because a lot of these misdemeanors won’t be prosecuted."