Month: June 2020

A family of four found themselves stranded near a Washington state campsite shortly after they were confronted by a group of people asking if they were Antifa protesters, local police say. The multiracial family — a husband and wife, their 16-year-old daughter and the husband’s mother — drove about seven hours before they reached the

China and India’s latest border dispute may have mainly involved scuffles and troop maneuvers on the ground, but it has been all-out war in the respective countries’ media. Tensions have been growing in the Himalayas along one of the world’s longest land borders, with New Delhi and Beijing both accusing the other of overstepping the

Australia’s night parrot is nocturnal, but the rare and elusive bird may not actually be able to see very well in the dark, according to a new study. In fact, the bird’s vision is likely similar to that of daytime parrots. The fact that this parrot isn’t adapted to living in the dark, despite its

A New Jersey State trooper fatally shot a black man during a struggle after the man was pulled over for allegedly driving 110 miles per hour, the state attorney general’s office says. The May shooting remains under investigation by Attorney General Gurbir Grewal’s office, which on Monday released multiple videos, a 911 call and details

The attorney for Thomas Lane, one of the four officers involved in George Floyd’s death, said his client did everything he thought was right on the day of the arrest. “He did more than that,” attorney Earl Gray told CNN’s Chris Cuomo Monday. “He went into the ambulance, and he’s the one that was doing

A black activist who trained the San Jose Police Department on implicit bias was shot with a rubber bullet and seriously injured by the same department during a protest, the mayor’s office said. Derrick Sanderlin suffered potentially permanent injuries during a demonstration in the city, according to a statement from the city’s Mayor Sam Liccardo.

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As the nation looks at the vast amount of work that still needs to be done to bring an end to racial injustice, many demonstrators — and some city officials — are demanding that change includes the way the streets of America are policed. In Minneapolis, where George Floyd’s death focused the nation again on

Federal officials have charged a Minnesota man for his alleged role in the May 28 fire that heavily damaged the Third Precinct police station in Minneapolis during protests of George Floyd’s death days earlier. Branden M. Wolfe, 23, of St. Paul has been charged with aiding and abetting arson, the US Attorney’s Office for the