The latest New York Times polls show Biden could notch a landslide victory if the election were held today.

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

Officers have been accused of lobbing homophobic slurs and sexually harassing LGBTQ people.

‘We have a responsibility to address systemic inequities as well as listen and support the brown and black community,’ Indianapolis Pride event organizers said.

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

The effort is spearheaded by the Congressional Black Caucus.

Virginia state Sen. Amanda Chase tells gun owners to be ‘on alert.’

Demonstrators mourned Tony McDade’s death as well as other transgender people of color who have been killed this year.

Biden focused on healing racial divisions in his Tuesday remarks, in contrast to the threats Donald Trump directed at protesters Monday night.

Federal police attacked a group of protesters outside the White House Monday night to make way for Trump to hold a photo op at a nearby church.

Clergy members were handing out snacks to a peaceful crowd before they were tear-gassed to clear the area for Trump’s photo-op.

Suddenly they think protests against police violence are OK as long as they are peaceful.

Donald Trump has also pushed for labeling protesters as domestic terrorists.

Rather than try and quell the unrest sweeping the United States over the death of George Floyd, Trump tweeted incendiary and violent comments.

There is a big disparity in how Trump describes protesters of different races.

Twitter put a ‘public interest notice’ on Trump’s tweet that threatened, ‘when the looting starts, the shooting starts.’

The family of McKinsley LaKeith Lincoln is demanding better communication from the police investigating his death.

The Trump administration, meanwhile, has implemented a number of policies that have made life harder for black Americans.

The Trump administration said local governments are overburdened by an Obama-era rule intended to ensure communities confront racial segregation in housing.