Robert E. Lee statue becomes epicenter of protest movement
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Since the May 25 police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee in Richmond, Virginia, has become a focal point for protesters against police brutality and
Seattle Police Clear “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” After Executive Order By Mayor
Police in Seattle were ordered to clear out the city’s ‘autonomous zone’ and arrested over 30 protesters following an executive order from Mayor Jenny Durkan. The “occupied” zone, which has been dubbed the Capitol Hill Organized Protest area, was
Fox News Anchor Ed Henry Fired After Investigation Into Sexual Misconduct Allegations
Fox News has fired national correspondent Ed Henry after the network was made aware of sexual harassment allegations. Sandra Smith, Henry’s co-anchor on the weekday current affairs program “America’s Newsroom,” addressed the issue on air, reading from
Cardinals Will Replace Yankees For “Field Of Dreams” Game In Iowa This Summer
A Major League Baseball game is still scheduled at the Field of Dreams movie site this summer; but the New York Yankees won’t be traveling to Iowa to compete. Instead, the St. Louis Cardinals are expected to
NFL Cuts Two Weeks Of Preseason Games Due To Coronavirus Preparation
The NFL announced on Wednesday that they have decided to cancel two weeks of preseason games. The first and fourth weeks of the exhibition slate will be eliminated. Schedules will be reconfigured so that each team has
