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.’

Iowa Rep. Steve King faces his toughest primary yet as his House colleagues continue to bar him from committee assignments.

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

Ted Howze is still listed as a part of the National Republican Congressional Committee’s ‘Young Guns’ program.

‘If there was ever a time in our country when we need more mental health professionals, this is it,’ the American Counseling Association said.

Ohio Rep. Steve Stivers once defended an anti-Semitic ad from the House campaign committee he ran in 2018.

Also: Michigan invests $130 million in child care, and Ohio is closer to having its first LGBTQ sheriff.

Paul LePage’s tenure was marked with racist comments, attacks on his critics, and refusals to do his job.

The Iowa Republican claimed he and House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy had ‘reached an understanding.’

The memo also repeatedly urges senators to attack China and provides advice for defending against accusations that their comments are racist.

Trump has been courting black voters for his 2020 reelection campaign. Polls show his big efforts aren’t really shifting the dial.

Black Americans are disproportionately being affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Paul Broun, a former congressman, is running again in a Georgia district that is 88% white.

New Hampshire Senate candidate Don Bolduc will not stop fanning the flames of xenophobia despite the advice of health experts.

The secretary of state has ignored the advice of experts by continuing to use racist language about the coronavirus.

Trump crossed out the word ‘coronavirus’ and replaced it with ‘Chinese’ virus in his prepared remarks from a press briefing on Thursday.

Sen. John Cornyn used racist language to describe what he claimed were the origins of most widespread outbreaks.

Sen. Marsha Blackburn used a racist term this week to describe the coronavirus, even after repeated warnings from experts.

Experts have warned against naming viruses based on geographic locations as Trump did recently, saying that doing so can stigmatize certain communities or groups.

South Carolina Rep. Jeff Duncan insists on embracing racism even as public health experts warn that such language is dangerous and unhelpful.

Kevin McCarthy called the novel coronavirus the ‘Chinese coronavirus’ — a racist name public health advisers have warned against using.

Also this week, Tennessee deported a Nazi, and gun safety advocates won a victory at the Supreme Court.

Pompeo is disregarding World Health Organization guidance advising against using geographic locations to name diseases.

Asians and Asian Americans across the country are suffering as a result of racist fearmongering, but the White House has so far been silent.

Elsewhere this week, Virginia rolled back abortion restrictions and Colorado banned the death penalty.

‘Don’t silence our voices.’

‘I don’t have anything else. This is my life,’ Miller said about his quest to keep immigrants out of the country.

Police are also inspecting a video believed to have been posted by the gunman in which he pushes a baseless, pro-Trump conspiracy theory.

Warren lambasted Bloomberg’s defense of the racist policy carried out when he was mayor.