Peter Bergen writes that President Trump’s statement that he’ll use the military to counter protests in US cities violates the traditional role of the Pentagon and prominent retired generals should be calling this out.
Continue reading →The police chief of Louisville, Kentucky, has been fired after officials discovered two police officers involved in fatal shooting of a man during a protest over George Floyd’s death had not activated their body cameras.
Continue reading →Hajer Naili writes on President Trump’s decision to terminate the US’s relationship with the World Health Organzation. It’s an opportunity for Trump, long skeptic of multilateral organizations, to pull the US out of one.
Continue reading →Non-black folks also need to help root out racism, former first lady Michelle Obama said this week, while speaking out over the death of George Floyd.
Continue reading →Protests following the death of George Floyd, a black man who pleaded that he couldn’t breathe while he was held down with a knee by a Minneapolis police officer, have spread nationwide. Follow here for the latest updates.
Continue reading →We wanted to see what the hubbub was about, and after some first impressions, we took a deeper dive. What we found was a game with a lot of fun mechanics and characters. And despite some issues that could be … Continue reading →
While there are now dates in place for a phased opening of Walt Disney World, that doesn’t mean everyone will rush to the theme parks, especially when you consider many people need to fly to Orlando.
Continue reading →Joe Biden on Tuesday said his vice presidential search committee has interviewed “a lot” of the people under consideration to be his potential running mate.
Continue reading →Mayor Ginger Nelson thought her year would be defined by a punch-in-the-gut cancer diagnosis in January. Then the pandemic came.
Continue reading →Video posted by a reporter shows partiers crowded together in a pool at the Lake of the Ozarks, Missouri, this Memorial Day weekend.
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