The coronavirus has caused nationwide fear, and more than 127,000 people have died in the United States, but heart disease is the leading cause of death in the country, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Congressional Democrats are using the coronavirus outbreak to demand that all immigrants in detention centers be released as families.
Seattle police have released videos of the Capital Hill Organized Protest (CHOP) “autonomous zone” where violent confrontations took place over the course of a three-week occupation before authorities shut it down Wednesday.
The British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) is advancing the idea that Facebook is in the business of removing “fake news” from social media.
The Supreme Court ruled on Monday that foreign entities operating in the U.S. do not have First Amendment protections.
Philonise Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, the black man who died last month at the hands of Minneapolis police, is asking the United Nations to investigate policing in the United States for racism and “police brutality.”
The EEOC said on Wednesday that businesses can’t require their employees to take the coronavirus anti-body test because it violates the ADA.
Democrats are not happy about a Department of Education decision to withhold federal funding from Connecticut schools for violating Title IX’s discrimination statute by allowing biological men who claim to be transgender women, to compete agains biological women in high school and college sports.
Robert Ray Barnes said the non-profit foundation he founded to improve relations between the police and the black community has no connection to the political organization Black Lives Matter, but his organization has had donations directed to it from some confusing the two entities.
Pepsico’s decision to remove the Aunt Jemima name and logo also means the end of a legacy started by freed slave Nancy Green.
The national focus on race has led the makers of the Aunt Jemima brand to remove the iconic image of a black woman from its pancake and syrup products.
GOP Senators from Mississippi told a local news outlet that statues representing states at the Capitol and a state’s flag is a state matter.
One in three voters believes that the United States is could face another civil war soon, as unrest rages across the country over issues of race, policing, and the upcoming presidential election.
Rep. Debbie Dingell and Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are not sold on polls showing former Vice President Joe Biden leading President Trump.
Low-dose steroid treatment dexamethasone could be a major breakthrough in the battle against the coronavirus, according to health experts in the United Kingdom. They say the drug could cut the risk of death by a third for patients on ventilators and a fifth for those requiring oxygen.
The National Bureau of Economic Research issued a study that shows the coronavirus lockdown has devastated minority-owned businesses.
An NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll shows that Joe Biden is not as unpopular as Hillary Clinton in 2016 and Trump approval slightly higher.
Thousands dismissed social distancing to support black transgenders at a rally in Brooklyn, New York, on Sunday.
HUD issued a rule designed to protect women in homeless shelters from sharing inimate spaces with biological men who “identify” as women.
The U.S. Park Police deny tear gas was used to clear protesters from Lafayette Park on June 1 when President Trump visited St. John’s church.
Non-Muslims in Iran suffer persecution at the hands of the government, including imprisonment, torture, and execution, according to the U.S. State Department’s 2019 Report on International Religious Freedom.
A march is taking place on Saturday at the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in D.C. to show support for law enforcement officers.
Antifa and anarchists who are occupying several city blocks in downtown Seattle are tearing up a park to plant vegetables and herbs.
New York Times reporter Annie Karni on Thursday insinuated a link between President Donald Trump’s upcoming convention speech and a Ku Klux Klan attack in Jacksonville, Florida, 60 years ago.
The U.S. State Department’s 2019 Report on International Religious Freedom, released this week, revealed that in December, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo placed Russia on a Special Watch List “for having engaged in or tolerated severe violations of religious freedom.”
LGBT activists and groups that support their agenda are urging the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) to not allow sporting events to be held in Idaho, after lawmakers in that state passed a bill that limits female sports in high school and college to those who are biologically female.
The Washington Post on Thursday opened an online interview with Valerie Jarrett about race with a montage of peaceful protests and an appraisal of them in the wake of George Floyd’s death from her former boss, Barack Obama.
Valerie Jarrett, former Barack Obama adviser, said former Vice President Joe Biden is the right person to be president “at this moment.”
Pride Month 2020 is another victim of the coronavirus lockdown, with parades and other gatherings banned to prevent the spread of the disease. But that has not stopped virtual celebrations, including the illegal migrant organization, United We Dream, which is staging a drag queen show.
In many Democrat-led cities the calls to defund police will add to already increasing crime rates, the Wall Street Journal said.
