Protesters Tear-Gassed for Trump ‘Law and Order’ Photo Op

By Hanna Trudo, Sam Brodey, Spencer Ackerman, Asawin Suebsaeng

Demonstrators were peacefully protesting near the White House when police unleashed tear gas on the crowd.

By Erin Banco, Spencer Ackerman

The nationwide network of Joint Terrorism Task Forces aren’t built to go after property crimes committed by protesters. But, veterans say, the rule of law isn’t the point here.

By Maxwell Tani, Justin Baragona

During their lengthy back-and-forth, Limbaugh at one point asked host Charlamagne tha God why black Americans are still angry about racial injustice even after Obama was elected.

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By Adam Rawnsley

Employees have had enough of Mark Zuckerberg’s hands-off approach to President Trump’s incendiary posts as protests over the death of George Floyd roil the nation.

By Brendon Hong

Watch for more resistance, and more violent protest as China tries to subdue rebellious Hong Kong. Authoritarians thrive on such confrontations, but sometimes they lose.

By Tracy Connor, Michelle Renne Leach

Prosecutors said video showed James Scurlock was shot dead after he jumped on Jake Gardner and that it was self-defense.

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By Julia Davis

While the English-speaking offshoots of state media feign sympathy, in Russian for domestic audiences grotesque propaganda serves only the interests of the Putin regime. 

By Alaina Demopoulos

People are turning to “Buy Nothing” Facebook groups during the pandemic to find things now that stores are closed. The idea is in the title: every object is given, not bought.

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‘I CAN’T BREATHE’

The report states he suffered cardiac arrest while being restrained.

 CALL OUT THE STUNT

“We need moral leadership and he’s done everything to divide us and has just used one of the most sacred symbols of the Judeo-Christian tradition.”

 GETTING FROTHY

This milk frother has upgraded my entire at-home coffee experience.

 ‘BUNCH OF JERKS’

In a call with the nation’s governors, Trump encouraged them to mass arrest those inciting violence at protests.

 INCITING VIOLENCE

Twitter on Monday restricted the Florida lawmaker's tweet for violating its policies against glorifying violence—but did not remove it.

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