Protesters - Page 6

Citizens across the nation are coming together to rebuild their communities in the aftermath of the protests and riots.

Craig Gore, the writer of NBC’s “Law & Order” spinoff was fired after he reportedly threatened to “light up” violent protesters causing chaos in West Hollywood.

Prominent leftists on Monday raged over President Trump’s walk to St. John’s Episcopal Church after authorities cleared out protesters in the area around Lafayette Park, accusing the president of having demonstrators “viciously attacked” for a “photo op” and deeming him a “fascist.”

Protesters should demonstrate only in a nonviolent manner over the death of George Floyd, Dr. Bernice King said in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday.

Police in New Orleans, Louisiana, thanked protesters Saturday for demonstrating peacefully following the death of George Floyd.

As protests over George Floyd’s death enter their fifth day and tensions between protesters and the police remain at an all-time high in some areas, some police officers and sheriff’s deputies across the country are standing with the protesters.

Rioters in Seattle, Washington, looted mannequins from clothing stores during protests over the police custody death of George Floyd in Minneapolis, Minnesota. 

Rioters in Salt Lake City, Utah, beat a man, flipped his car, and lit it on fire after he confronted them with a bow and arrow during riots on Saturday evening.

Rioters took turns tagging and attacking a WGN TV truck in downtown Chicago as mounted police stood down.

Several Seattle police vehicles were set ablaze as riots rage Saturday in the city’s downtown area over the death of George Floyd. 

LAPD squad cars were damaged and, in some cases, destroyed Saturday as crowds converged on Los Angeles’ streets for a fourth day of protests over the death of George Floyd.

One man was shot and killed and 61 protesters were arrested in downtown Detroit after tensions escalated between protesters and police officers over the riots concerning George Floyd’s death.

Minnesota Democrat Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan accused “white supremacists” on Saturday of instigating and participating in the widespread riots and looting in her state over the police killing of state resident George Floyd.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer wants residents to gather together to protest, but her executive order restricting church attendance is still in effect.

“How come all of these places that defend so poorly are run by Liberal Democrats?” Trump asked on Twitter. “Get tough and fight (and arrest the bad ones). STRENGTH!”

“Great job last night at the White House by the U.S. Secret Service,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “They were not only totally professional, but very cool.”

Secret Service agents continued struggling with protesters at the White House on Friday night as protests continue in several major cities in reaction to the death of George Floyd.

Protesters gathered outside the Bakersfield Police Department and surrounded a car before it suddenly sped up and knocked people to the ground.

A Newsweek reporter posted video of the incident, saying that an officer threw her to the ground calling her a “stupid fucking bitch.”

Videos posted on social media showed masked protesters shoving over barricades on Pennsylvania Avenue.

President Donald Trump shared a tweet of a local television reporter being confronted by anti-shutdown protesters in Long Island, New York, who called him “fake news.”

Pop superstar Pink on Friday took aim at Americans protesting the overreaching lockdown orders across the country, pondering if “we should protest the protesters” and asking if officials should “hand out waivers for people to sign that says if they get sick they wave [sic] their right to healthcare.”

Three protesters made their way into the gallery of the Michigan House of Representatives on Wednesday, which was closed to the public, and were forcefully removed by security in a tense scene.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) on Wednesday suggested that “far too many” of the individuals who are desperately urging officials to reopen the economy so they can resume earning a living and recover from economic hardship are not actually “workers.”

Three people were arrested Saturday for going to a closed beach in the San Diego area to protest the county’s stay-at-home order and beach shutdowns, deputies said.

Facebook is censoring users for organizing protests against states’ lockdowns, calling them “misinformation” about coronavirus.

President Donald Trump on Sunday continued to defend protesters of overbearing state lockdowns during the coronavirus pandemic.

Protesters interrupted Democrat Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s coronavirus briefing on Wednesday, pleading for the governor to “open up Kentucky.”

A group of 31 women formed a topless human chain in London to protest against allegedly man-made climate change on International Women’s Day. (Warning: explicit images.)

Joe Biden’s first reaction was not to protect his wife Jill when protesters stormed his stage Tuesday night. In fact, on two separate occasions, the former vice president looked like he hid behind his wife, seemed to actually use her as a shield.

Both victorious Brexiteers and mournful Remainers have come to London to mark the day the UK leaves the EU.

Several angry people protesting the impeachment proceedings yelled at House impeachment manager Rep. Adam Schiff (D-CA), with one of the protesters telling Schiff to “move to Venezuela.”

President Donald Trump shared messages of support with Iranian protesters in Tehran on Saturday. “We are following your protests closely, and are inspired by your courage,” Trump wrote on Twitter.

Iraqi lawmakers loyal to Iran and its Shiite militia proxies announced on Thursday they are working on legislation to expel American forces from Iraq.

“The United States of America supports the brave people of Iran who are protesting for their FREEDOM,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “We have under the Trump Administration, and always will!”

At least 58 anti-police demonstrators were arrested Friday evening after they flooded the streets of Harlem in New York City to protest an increase in police officers patrolling the subways to crack down on fare evasion.