The acting chief of the Park Police refused to appear before a House committee to answer questions about the use of tear gas against peaceful protesters.

Protesters were tear-gassed and removed from Lafayette Square so Trump could pose for a photo holding a Bible.

Interior Department inspector general Mark Greenblatt has been assigned to investigate law enforcement actions in Lafayette Park.

Joe Biden’s campaign said the tear-gassing of peaceful protesters to enable a Trump photo-op ‘reflected profound weakness.’

Health experts have warned that Trump’s rally planned for this weekend in Oklahoma could spread COVID-19 to hundreds of people.

One expert called the executive order, which does little to overhaul policing, ‘a Band-Aid for a bullet wound.’

The shots were fired as protesters tried to pull down a statue of Juan de Oñate, who began the Spanish colonization of New Mexico.

Black activists are remaining cautious as the movement goes mainstream.

Volunteers on the scene are working to gather up the items and keep them safe.

Sen. Kelly Loeffler (R-GA) is ignoring evidence of violence carried out by far-right groups.

Demonstrators across the country are speaking out about deaths in their own hometowns.

The movement to pull down Confederate monuments in the United States has extended to statues of slave traders, imperialists, conquerors, and explorers around the world.

Americans support NFL players kneeling in protest of racist police brutality — something Trump has repeatedly condemned.

‘I should not have been there,’ Gen. Mark Milley said.

Cotton’s latest ad, which accuses Joe Biden of weakness on China, also mocks the former vice president’s stutter.

Donald Trump has repeatedly blamed violence on anti-fascists.

Jacksonville, Florida, Mayor Lenny Curry thinks Trump’s renomination will be a ‘world class’ event.

The mayor of a New Jersey town condemned a counterprotester who knelt on another man’s neck to mock the death of George Floyd.

Des Moines police entered the Blazing Saddle last week after staff members provided first aid to injured protesters.

Alternate realities pervaded the world described by Trump and his team over the past week.

What antifa is — and what it isn’t.

Also: A symbol of racism will come down in Virginia, and public schools in Portland, Oregon, are ‘discontinuing’ the presence of police officers.

A Park Police spokesperson initially said ‘it was a mistake on our part’ to describe the chemical compounds used on the crowd as tear gas, before later issuing a new statement saying the opposite.

Images of police brutalizing demonstrators continue to surface as Americans take to the streets to protest racism and police violence.

‘Richmond is no longer the capital of the Confederacy,’ said the city’s mayor.

Twitter and Facebook busted some of the groups behind unsubstantiated social media posts.

Michigan state Rep. Gary Eisen posted a photo on social media of several magazines of ammunition days before a planned NAACP protest.

The Republican Attorneys General Association lashed out at the attorney general of Massachusetts after she called for racial justice.

Republican Reps. Tom Emmer and Steve Scalise refused to condemn attacks on peaceful American protesters.

The press secretary said Trump posing in front of a church for three minutes was a ‘leadership moment.’