Protest outside Los Angeles mayor’s residence draws large crowd
More than 1,000 protesters gathered Tuesday outside the Getty House in Los Angeles, which serves as the residence of Mayor Eric Garcetti. Go to Source
NRPLUS — Nominated for Most Engaged Community (Thanks to Our Members!)
Did you know NRPLUS boasts one of the most engaged communities in the digital-membership sphere? Don’t take our word for it. Take Digiday’s. Go to Source
Biden vs. the Rioters
Biden has the sense, and the political freedom, to break with the woke Left on riots. Go to Source
Twenty Things that Caught My Eye Today: George W. Bush, Yazidis & More (June 2, 2020)
President George W. Bush on the death of George Floyd. Go to Source
Uncommon Knowledge: Ross Douthat’s Decadent Society
Peter Robinson and Douthat discuss movies, TV shows, the iPhone, SpaceX, and the 747, with some detours into the COVID-19 crisis and our current political situation. Go to Source
The Battle over St. John’s — the Park Police Version
The acting chief states no tear gas was used in the confrontation with protesters. Go to Source
Controversial Rep. Steve King loses Iowa GOP primary battle
Rep. Steve King, the controversial nine-term Republican congressman from Iowa, lost a heavily contested primary race on Tuesday night to a well-funded state Sen. Randy Feenstra. Go to Source
De Blasio downplays ‘anarchist, criminal’ elements of protests, says majority of NYC wasn’t looted
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio defended the city’s response to the rioting that took place in Manhattan, insisting that the “anarchist” and “criminal” elements of the George Floyd protests were very small in comparison to the peaceful demonstrators. Go to Source
Biden closes in on clinching Democratic presidential nomination
Joe Biden was running the table on Tuesday night, moving him closer to going over the top and formally clinching the Democratic presidential nomination, as seven states and the District of Columbia were holding Democratic presidential primaries. Go to Source
Trump says GOP ‘forced’ to seek other state to host convention, slamming North Carolina governor
President Trump announced late Tuesday that Republicans are “forced” to seek another state to host their convention, saying North Carolina’s governor was “still in Shelter-In-Place Mode” over the coronavirus and had “refused to guarantee that we can have use of the Spectrum Arena” in Charlotte, despite earlier assurances. Go to Source