Streets remained mostly calm on Tuesday as Donald Trump demanded military intervention against protesters.

Secretary of Defense Mark Esper now admits he knew he was going to a church where Trump posed with a Bible for a photo-op on Monday.

The Trump campaign says police didn’t use tear gas on protesters, even after the police released a statement saying they did.

‘I think it’s very unfortunate that people of faith would call into question what is in anyone’s heart.’

‘Our broken windows are nothing compared to 400 years of broken lives,’ said the owner of a Boston beer, wine, and liquor store.

Majority Leader Mitch McConnell refuses to bring up legislation dealing with police reform or the coronavirus pandemic in the Senate.

Joe Biden has met with black community leaders and spoken with big-city mayors in the wake of the protests over the death of George Floyd.

Vice President Mike Pence cost taxpayers $325,000 in 2017 for a political stunt to publicly oppose a peaceful protest.

Attorney General Barr joined Trump to tell governors they have to ‘dominate’ the streets and ‘go after troublemakers.’

Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX) blames both sides.

Donald Trump continues to urge people to demonstrate against states’ stay-at-home orders.

Groups like the Proud Boys and Michigan Liberty Militia have pushed homophobic and transphobic views in the past.

Activists organized more than 600 events from Alaska to Florida to show support for Trump’s impeachment.

All the 2020 candidates who qualified for the December debate say they’ll stand by campus workers protesting for better wages and affordable health insurance.

Advocacy groups are joining together to show their support for impeaching Donald Trump.

Rep. Jim Banks wants Congress to force those arrested at D.C. protests to pay for police overtime, among other things.