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U.S. People
Offset Is 'Very Concerned' About Cardi B and Their New Baby After His Arrest, Says Lawyer
Offset 'Very Concerned' About Cardi B, Baby After Arrest: Lawyer
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U.S. Fox News
Maxine Waters reacts to flag burning demonstration outside her office this week
U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters said that the counterprotesters who burned and stomped on an American flag outside her California office this week, while exercising their right to express themselves, were also acting to further “their own agenda." Waters issued a statement Saturday saying that the protesters who appeared outside her Los Angeles office Thursday did so despite her calls to “steer clear” of a planned protest by a far-right group, the Oath Keepers. “Many people from within the community heeded my advice and steered clear of the event, but there were groups of individuals who felt compelled to participate and show their support for me despite my request,” her statement read. The Oath Keepers
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U.S. People
Duck Boat Survivor Says Captain Told Them 'Don't Worry About Grabbing the Life Jackets'
Duck Boat Survivor: Captain Said 'Don't Worry About Life Vests'
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U.S. San Francisco ChronicleBlack owner of SF lemonade stand has police called on him while trying to open his business
The owner of a high-end lemonade stand in San Francisco's Mission District said that he was approached by officers with the San Francisco Police Department on Thursday, July 19 as he was opening his business after someone in the neighborhood thought he was breaking into his own business. Viktor Stevenson, a black man who is the owner of Gourmonade, told AJ+ in an interview that he was checking to see if the security system for his lemonade stand was working when four cops approached him. He said one of the officers had his hand on his gun. "The officer said 'Can you prove that this is your business?' and I said 'Absolutely. Like, I have the key,'" Stevenson told AJ+. "I opened and closed the
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Politics Good Morning America
FBI believed Trump campaign aide Carter Page was recruited by Russians
New documents show that one month before the 2016 elections, the FBI sought permission to surveil Carter Page, the one-time foreign policy adviser to the campaign of Donald Trump, because they alleged he had been recruited by the Russian government. “The FBI believes the Russian government’s efforts are being coordinated with Page and perhaps other individuals associated with [Trump’s] campaign,” the application with the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court said.
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U.S.Fox News
Washington State deputy fired after photo shows her wearing shirt with Proud Boys logo: report
A Washington State sheriff’s office said one of its deputies was “released from employment” this week. The decision purportedly came after she was allegedly seen in a photo wearing a shirt with a logo tied to a far-right-leaning organization, which itself has alleged connections to white nationalist rhetoric. The Clark County Sheriff’s Office confirmed Friday in a news releasethat Deputy Erin Willey was fired Tuesday, after more than a year on the force, amid the results of an internal investigation. The department did not divulge what the probe concerned, though a statement from Sheriff Chuck Atkins said, “Law enforcement officers are peacekeepers whose core mission is to protect and safeguard
