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Emboldened organizers said they don't plan to stop rallying until they see concrete changes in police policy.

Nine of the Minneapolis City Council’s 12 members vowed to end policing as the city currently knows it.

A group called Ban Assault Weapons Now sponsored the proposed constitutional amendment.

Cristobal weakened to a tropical depression Monday morning, after crashing ashore as a lopsided tropical storm a day prior in Louisiana and ginned up dangerous weather farther east.

A New York Times editor resigned under pressure from coworkers and Democrats who criticized an op-ed by Republican Sen. Tom Cotton calling for deploying the military to deter rioters and looters.

The Philadelphia Inquirer apologized for the headline that sparked backlash on social media and criticism from employees at the newspaper.

Protesters are using a variety of technology tools to organize rallies, record police violence and communicate during the marches sweeping the U.S. and other countries following the death of George Floyd.

While most national attention has been focused on massive demonstrations and violent clashes with police in the United States’ biggest cities like New York and Los Angeles, hundreds of spontaneous demonstrations have popped up in little towns and rural areas across the nation in recent days.

Even so, retail security experts say that some of the stolen merchandise will make its way online for fast sale.

This year Yale's Jeffrey Sonnenfeld had a tight rope to walk as his summit coincided with racial unrest nationwide on top of the coronavirus pandemic