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NYPD Finds No Criminality After Cop Union Alleged Shake Shack Poisoned Officers
Three officers were hospitalised in what may have been an accident stemming from a poorly cleaned shake machine.
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Ask These 4 Questions Before Joining A Social Media Campaign
#BlackoutTuesday was just one example of a well-meaning trend that ultimately backfired.
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Jimmy Kimmel Gives Simple Reason Why Trump's Protester Conspiracy Is Nonsense
Backing this theory takes "a special kind of monster," the "Jimmy Kimmel Live!" host said.
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White House Doubles Down On Trumps Smear Against Protester Shoved By Police
Theyre questions that need to be asked," White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany said of the president's inflammatory tweet.
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White House Has 'No Regrets' About Violently Clearing Nearby Protest
Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says Donald Trump has nothing to be sorry for and repeated his antifa conspiracy theories.
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Can You Lose Your Job For Participating In Protests?
There's a risk, but some states have laws protecting employees from being fired for legal off-duty activities.
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Buffalo Cops Resign From Special Team En Masse In Solidarity With Suspended Officers
Two police officers were suspended without pay after shoving a peaceful 75-year-old protester, who ended up in the hospital.
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Lone Protester Left Bleeding After Buffalo Cops Push Him To The Ground
Disturbing video of the incident offers a glimpse at how police are responding to peaceful demonstrations.
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White People, Stop Quoting MLK To Police How Black People Protest
Heres why Black people find it so problematic when white people quote Martin Luther King Jr. to discourage protests against police brutality and George Floyds death.
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Why Indigenous TV Host Shelley Ware And Many Others Won't Attend Protests This Week
She said she wont be able to attend a Black Lives Matter protest this week as there are still active cases of COVID-19.
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