A Republican who’s challenging U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., in November decried the far-left incumbent’s “silence” on a recent spate of deadly gun violence in Chicago amid the media focus on the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis.
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Former President George W. Bush and Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, are reportedly not expected to support the reelection of President Trump — two high profile GOP figures who are believed to be avoiding backing the Republican president in November.
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Minneapolis’ Democratic Mayor Jacob Frey was booed out of a protest on Saturday after reportedly refusing to back far-left calls to defund the Minneapolis Police Department — a week after riots and looting tore through the city.
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After more than a week of George Floyd protests, thousands of New Yorkers gathered Saturday for another day of demonstrations against police brutality and racial equality in the U.S.
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New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo declared Saturday that New York “crushed” the curve and “did the impossible” as the state begins to re-open after the peak of the coronavirus pandemic appears to have passed — even as he faces criticism over his handling of the virus.
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One of President Trump’s senior campaign advisers has apologized after promoting a tweet praising a chainsaw-wielding man who used a racial slur while admonishing protests.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo Saturday blasted the Chinese Communist Party’s “obscene propaganda” in the wake of George Floyd’s killing and accused the Chinese government of a “callous exploitation” of Floyd’s death.
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A Georgia GOP congressional candidate is claiming Facebook “censorship” after the social media giant took down her campaign video where she holds an AR-15 gun and warns Antifa to “stay the hell out of Northwest Georgia.”
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez threw her weight behind a movement to defund police departments that’s become a rallying cry from some protesters in the wake of George Floyd’s death.
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Washington D.C. is readying for its largest day of protests yet as Black Lives Matter demonstrators aim for one million people to march on the capital to protest after the death of George Floyd. 
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