Black Lives Matter

President Donald Trump posted a falsified image of Barack Obama and Michelle Obama with graffiti on Air Force One, including the phrases 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. This follows a prior post depicting the Obamas as primates and a history of personal criticism against them. The image's graffiti is linked to coded racist messaging.

President Donald Trump shared a falsified image of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama waving next to an Air Force One with graffiti, including 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. The post follows previous racist imagery of the Obamas and critiques of Obama's presidential library, with Trump recently customizing Air Force One's color scheme.

President Donald Trump shared a doctored image of former President Barack Obama and Michelle Obama with graffiti on Air Force One, including the phrases 'Yes We Can,' 'Obama,' 'BLM,' and Arabic text. The post follows previous controversial content depicting the Obamas as primates and a modified image of Obama's Chicago library, with Trump criticizing the Obamas and their legacy.

Dave Zirin discusses his career in political sports journalism, the impact of the Black Lives Matter movement on amplifying voices at the intersection of justice and athletics, and his forthcoming book about historian Howard Zinn. The article highlights backlash against progressive narratives, including book bans and McCarthyism-like tactics, as well as Zinn's influence on U.S. history education.

A gun-wielding couple from St. Louis involved in a 2020 BLM standoff have spoken out following a legal saga. Supporters described them as homeowners defending their property during nationwide unrest.

A couple in St. Louis, Mark and Patricia McCloskey, gained national attention in 2020 for brandishing firearms during a Black Lives Matter protest on their private street. After a five-year legal battle involving three lawsuits and over 1,800 days of litigation, Mark McCloskey recovered his AR-15 rifle in 2025, highlighting ongoing debates about self-defense, property rights, and prosecutorial power.

Cole Epley, a 28-year-old Gen Z candidate, is running for the Democratic nomination in Kansas’s 4th District. He advocates for progressive policies like universal healthcare access and criticizes moderate Democrats for failing to defeat Republican incumbent Ron Estes. Epley has a background in music education, military service, and foster care social work.

A watchdog report accuses the Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employees Division (BMWED-IBT) of funneling union funds to support Democratic causes opposing the Trump administration, including Black Lives Matter and abortion rights, while spending millions on questionable expenses. The report claims this aligns with a 'leftward bent' leadership that contradicts the MAGA agenda supported by many of its members.

The article argues that Major League Baseball's Pride Nights have become increasingly radicalized, promoting diverse sexual preferences and gender reassignment, alienating conservative fans. It cites the San Francisco Giants' Pride Night event featuring drag queens and vow renewals as an example, while criticizing MLB's political stances on social issues like Black Lives Matter and Georgia's voting laws.

John Turscak, a federal prison inmate, faces a Thursday deadline to accept a plea deal for stabbing Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murdering George Floyd. Turscak, a former Mexican Mafia member and FBI informant, allegedly attacked Chauvin in a Tucson federal prison on November 24, citing Floyd's death as motivation.

The father of a child who was pepper-sprayed during a Seattle Black Lives Matter protest has settled a lawsuit. The incident, which sparked national outrage, involved volunteer medics and protesters using water and milk to soothe the child.

A UK minister condemns rioting following the death of Henry Nowak, who was handcuffed while dying from a stab wound, and urges a review of police anti-racism guidance. Nigel Farage, leader of Reform UK, claims the case highlights a 'two-tier culture' in the UK where white people face unfair treatment, contrasting it with the public response to George Floyd's death.

Shayma Alzubi, a newly appointed high school principal in Fort Worth, Texas, faces backlash and an investigation after past social media posts defending Sharia law and supporting progressive causes like Black Lives Matter and DACA resurfaced. Fort Worth ISD has reassigned her pending the outcome of the investigation, citing potential violations of district policies.

Joy Behar of The View criticized New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart for supporting President Trump, suggesting NFL players might target him. She implied Dart could need 'extra padding' due to his political stance, while the article counters that many NFL players secretly support Trump and data shows shifting political trends among Black voters.

The Supreme Court rejected a police officer's attempt to dismiss an excessive force claim arising from a George Floyd protest in Grand Rapids, Michigan on May 30, 2020. The decision allows the claim to proceed, highlighting ongoing legal scrutiny of law enforcement actions during protests.

A host from 'The View' downplayed violence associated with the Black Lives Matter movement and claimed that the 2020 protests caused 'very limited destruction.' The statement sparked criticism for minimizing the impact of the protests.

Wisconsin state Rep. Francesca Hong, a Democratic socialist candidate for governor, previously advocated for 'defunding and abolishing the police' in response to incidents like Jacob Blake's shooting. While she has backtracked on these statements, she did not clarify whether she would pursue such policies as governor. Hong faces a tight primary race against Mandela Barnes and could face Republican Tom Tiffany in the general election.

Rep. Gabe Vasquez, a moderate Democrat from New Mexico, faces GOP criticism for past 'deconstruct' law enforcement comments resurfaced during the 2020 George Floyd protests. His recent vote against a pro-law enforcement resolution and conflicting public statements on policing have drawn accusations of hypocrisy, with Republicans targeting his vulnerable district in the 2022 midterms.

Rep. Gabe Vasquez, a moderate Democrat in a competitive New Mexico district, faces GOP criticism for past 'defund the police' comments resurfaced during the 2020 George Floyd protests, despite his recent pro-law enforcement statements and funding advocacy. Vasquez voted against a House resolution condemning 'defund the police' rhetoric, drawing accusations of hypocrisy from Republicans.

A former Black Lives Matter activist has spoken out against the group, calling it a 'scam' and revealing his shift to conservative ideology. The former activist's statement may impact public perception of the organization. This revelation comes as a surprise to many, given the activist's past involvement with the group.

The Seattle teacher's union has elected a new president who supports Black Lives Matter, but she is currently suspended due to allegations of physically abusing a disabled child. The newly elected president faces serious claims that may impact her role. The situation raises concerns about the union's leadership and priorities.

A former Black Lives Matter activist, Xaviaer DuRousseau, exposed the movement's 'indoctrination' and revealed why he left, citing fraud and performative activism. He joined The Riley Gaines Show podcast to discuss his turning point during the 2020 George Floyd riots. DuRousseau now creates conservative content for PragerU.

The Southern Poverty Law Center's curriculum has been found in classrooms as early as kindergarten in over 40 states, teaching 'far-left' content and materials. The curriculum reinforces cultural and political ideologies such as anti-racism and queer theory. Defending Education, a watchdog group, warns that this integration is poisoning pupils' minds.

The Southern Poverty Law Center's curriculum has been found in classrooms as early as kindergarten in over 40 states, teaching 'far-left' content and materials. The Defending Education watchdog group warns that this integration is poisoning pupils' minds. The SPLC faces federal fraud charges.

Gen Z is divided into two sub-generations, Gen Z 1.0 (pre-pandemic) and Gen Z 2.0 (post-pandemic), with distinct political and cultural views. Younger Gen Z 2.0 men are shifting rightward, while overall youth voter preferences remain volatile. Experts highlight generational divides in trust, technology, and political engagement.

Rep. Ilhan Omar denies claims of a $30 million net worth amid scrutiny over financial disclosures, while her daughter Isra Hirsi engages in communist and climate activism, including suspension from Barnard College for pro-Palestine encampments.

Rep. Ilhan Omar faces claims of a $30 million net worth, which she denies, while her daughter Isra Hirsi, a prominent activist, supports communist causes and climate strikes. Financial disclosures and amended filings have fueled skepticism about Omar's wealth, and Hirsi's activism, including ties to anti-Israel groups, led to her suspension from Barnard College.

Pennsylvania Democrat Bob Brooks apologizes for 2019 pro-gun posts and 2020 pro-police comments during his campaign to challenge Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie. Brooks, a retired firefighter, faces criticism for sharing a far-right-linked meme after the 2019 El Paso shooting and calling Colin Kaepernick a 'douchebag' in 2019.

A Pennsylvania Democratic candidate, Bob Brooks, is apologizing for 2019-2020 Facebook posts supporting gun rights, defending police, and criticizing Colin Kaepernick amid Black Lives Matter protests. Brooks, a retired firefighter running in a key battleground race, faces backlash for sharing a far-right-linked meme and pro-police comments, though he advocates for stronger gun laws and progressive policies like Medicaid for All.

John Cleese criticized global indifference to Islamist terrorist attacks on Christians in Nigeria, which killed at least 26 people. He accused liberal media of ignoring the violence, comparing it to the 'Black Lives Matter' movement's lack of attention. The article also highlights U.S. DOJ officials' calls for international awareness of the crisis.