The fires and looting, which damaged or destroyed at least 300 businesses across South Minneapolis and parts of neighboring St. Paul, have largely stopped.
Category: Politics
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Fox invited a former New York police commissioner to discuss race and policing. His comments were unsurprising — and misleading.
Bernard Kerik used Post data to present a deceptive case.
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Large protests against police violence again fill streets of U.S. cities
More than 60 million people were under curfews as a result of the protests in 200 cities and 27 states.
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Steve King, the GOP congressman who defended white nationalism, just lost his job in the middle of anti-racism protests
King, who defended and at times even appeared to embrace everything that protesters are out on the streets opposing, will soon no longer be a member of Congress.
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Jim Mattis’s unparalleled rebuke of Trump
Mattis broke his silence in an extraordinary written statement to the Atlantic.
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Trump’s threats to use force against protesters fit a long-standing pattern
The president has long vowed to get “tough” on those he finds undesirable.
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2 new developments reinforce how problematic Trump’s church photo op was
A mainstay of Trump’s presidency is how often it forces nonpolitical officials around him to participate in and defend his provocations.
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After years of offending, Trump gets defensive about his legacy regarding black Americans
Trump is working to fight a legacy that he is one of recent history’s most racist presidents.
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Donald Trump, friend of ‘all’ peaceful protesters?
The president seems to show support for peaceful protesters only when their interests are aligned with his. Any others get a cold shoulder or fiery condemnation.
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Rod Rosenstein doesn’t agree that the Russia investigation was a ‘hoax’ or politically biased
If Republicans were looking for someone on the inside of the Trump-Russia investigation to endorse their theories that it was all politically motivated against Trump, they didn’t get it with the former top Justice Department official.