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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension offered few details about what precipitated the shooting death of Justine Damond.
Lexi Carter, a Black woman from Tennessee, claims that her White doctor James Turner called her “Aunt Jemima” during an appointment.
Rep. John Lewis was brought to tears while visiting an exhibit centered on sit-ins at Atlanta’s Center for Civil and Human Rights.
Chicago Police Sgt. George Granias, who was accused of beating Patassa Johnson, reportedly owned racist domain names.
Venus Williams lost the Grand Slam title to Spain’s Garbine Muguruza.
Students who attend Barrington High School in Chicago are in hot water after posting a photo with the caption “KKK.”
Tulsa, Oklahoma police officer Betty Shelby is resigning from the Tulsa Police Department two months after she was acquitted of the shooting death of Terence Crutcher.
A Texas mom said that cops in a Dallas suburb bribed her by promising to drop charges against her teen sons after she surrendered her cell phone with video of her sons' July 3 arrest.
Gina Brown told NewsOne that the GOPn's heath care policy was "the last straw."
Two Washington, D.C. pastors and a public health group filed a lawsuit against Coca-Cola Thursday for failing to disclose health risks associated with sugary beverages.
Aaron Tucker, an ex-prisoner in Connecticut, receives an outpouring of goodwill after missing a job interview to help a car-wreck victim.
Tami Barker told her Asian guest that foreigners can’t tell us what to do in Trump’s America.
