George Floyd

Justice Department October 31

Federal prosecutors investigate BLM leaders over alleged misuse of $90M+ in donations

Federal prosecutors investigate Black Lives Matter leaders for alleged fraud involving millions in 2020 donations following George Floyd protests.

Media October 3

Atlantic article likens Charlie Kirk to George Floyd, sparking online fury

Atlantic writer Thomas Chatterton Williams faced backlash on social media after drawing parallels between Charlie Kirk and George Floyd, whose death in 2020 sparked violent riots.

Donald Trump September 27

FBI agents fired after kneeling at George Floyd protest in 2020: reports

The FBI has reportedly terminated more than a dozen agents who were photographed kneeling during a George Floyd protest in 2020 in the nation's capital.

Politics September 24

Conservatives rally around 'revival' message after Kirk’s murder, slam Dems for violent George Floyd riots

Political commentators told Fox News Digital that the conservative reaction to Charlie Kirk's assassination stands in strong contrast to the left's response to George Floyd.

Opinion September 20

Charlie Kirk died for free speech, and universities still have nothing to say

The murder of Charlie Kirk on a university campus exposes academic institutions' silence compared to their extensive statements during the 2020 George Floyd protests.

U.S. September 2

George Floyd backlash, bail reform driving homicide case solve rate down: ex-detective

Homicide clearance rates dropped to 52.3% in 2022, an all-time low, as retired NYPD detective cites COVID-19 pandemic and George Floyd protests as key factors.

Opinion August 26

NFL's virtue signaling just hit an embarrassing new low

The NFL’s latest "social justice" move is ridiculous. It was born out of lies. We Americans have had enough of this gaslighting and it is time for us to return to the purity of sports.

Media August 7

Civil rights activist challenges mainstream media's racial violence coverage

Social commentator Robert L. Woodson Sr. urged Americans to disregard race in judging one another, warning that current identity politics leads to national ruin.

George Floyd August 4

National Park Service announces it will restore, reinstate statue honoring Confederate General Albert Pike

The Albert Pike statue will be restored after protesters toppled and burned the Confederate general monument during 2020 anti-racism demonstrations.

US Education July 7

Socialist Texas professor calls for University of Houston to be renamed 'George Floyd University'

University of Houston professor David McNally described ideas such as abolishing grades and campus police as part of a growing “insurgent social movement."

Crime June 25

Rodney King-era 'rooftop Korean' calls left-wing riots manufactured: 'looking for the next George Floyd'

Former "rooftop Korean" who defended businesses during 1992 Rodney King riots claims current LA protests are politically manufactured amid ongoing anti-ICE demonstrations

Andrew Cuomo June 12

Cuomo boasts Trump never sent troops to NYC in 2020 because he told him not to

While Trump sent federal troops to multiple cities during the George Floyd protests in 2020, Cuomo asserts he was the reason Trump kept the National Guard out of New York City.

Media June 5

Minneapolis business owner 'feels bad' for the cops, blames city for violence that hurt his livelihood

Edwin Reed describes the chaos and danger in George Floyd Square, leading to a lawsuit against Minneapolis for lack of police protection for his local business.

Media May 20

Minneapolis police chief calls out city's 'bizarre' politics as detached from 'reality' after George Floyd

Top cop Brian O'Hara said in an interview with The New York Post that "bourgeois liberal mentality" prevents facts from breaking through in city's approach to policing.

Justice Department May 4

DOJ opens probe after left-wing DA requires prosecutors to consider race in plea deals

The Justice Department launched a civil rights probe into Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty for ordering prosecutors to consider race in plea deals.

Comedy March 2

David Lucas compares his 'common sense' comedy to preaching, says no group gets 'special treatment' from jokes

Stand-up comedian David Lucas spoke to Fox News Digital about how his "common sense" brand of comedy is like preaching, and how no group should be spared from jokes.

Opinion February 26

JUAN WILLIAMS: America's 'second' civil rights movement and you

If the first civil rights movement was defined by three words—"We Shall Overcome"—then the second civil rights movement has been defined by three different words:?"Black Lives Matter."

Donald Trump February 20

Group of DEI workers sue to stop Trump executive orders

Civil rights organizations filed a federal lawsuit against President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting DEI alleging discrimination.

George Floyd January 7

Minneapolis to overhaul police training, use-of-force policies in wake of George Floyd's murder

The Minneapolis City Council approved a deal to overhaul the city's police training and use-of-force policies over the 2020 killing of George Floyd.

Opinion December 31

The values I lean on in the face Chicago's miserable murder numbers

We are fighting on so many fronts in this war, but we are making progress. We are saving lives. What we’re doing here is not magic.

Crime December 18

Biden DOJ opposes court decision allowing Derek Chauvin chance to examine George Floyd's heart

The Justice Department is asking a federal judge to reverse a defense legal victory in former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin's appeal in his civil rights case over the death of George Floyd.

Antifa December 5

'ANTIFA Baby Onesie': Podcast group founded by former Obama staffers sells ANTIFA gear for babies, toddlers

A progressive political media group founded by former Obama administration staffers is selling "ANTIFA" onesies for babies and other anti-fascist-themed clothing for both kids and adults.

US October 18, 2024

Minnesota cop banned as a substitute teacher after allegedly reenacting George Floyd murder in classroom

A Minnesota police officer who also works as a substitute teacher has been banned from teaching after reportedly reenacting the the death of George Floyd in the classroom.

Minneapolis-St. Paul September 3, 2024

Minneapolis business owners face 'almost impossible' challenges including crime, regulations

Minneapolis businesses, some of which endured the 2020 George Floyd riots and COVID-19 lockdowns, face difficulties including petty crime, taxes and regulations.

Indiana Fever August 29, 2024

Sun star rips Fever fans as 'nastiest' in WNBA, blasts George Floyd meme

WNBA star DiJonai Carrington is not fond of the Fever faithful and she took to social media to voice her displeasure, calling Indiana fans some of the “nastiest" in the league.

Police and Law Enforcement August 27, 2024

Police vote key to election as cops weigh 'lawlessness vs law and order' on ballot: retired chief

Retired Illinois Police Chief Tom Weitzel spoke to Fox News Digital about the police vote for the 2024 election and how law enforcement votes could sway the election.

POLITICS August 21, 2024

DNC paints Harris as ‘law and order’ standard-bearer as past comments on ‘militarization of police’ resurface

Kamala Harris has tried to burnish her prosecutorial credentials as she faces off with Donald Trump, despite years of criticizing police and reportedly supporting tenets of the defund movement.

Justice Department August 20, 2024

Biden DOJ defends Trump clearing 2020 George Floyd protesters from park near White House

Justice Department submits court filing this week certifying that former President Trump acted within the scope of his office when he ordered a crackdown on rioters outside the White House in 2020.

OPINION August 19, 2024

When Minneapolis citizens and police needed Tim Walz, he failed them. We won't forget

No part of Tim Walz's tenure as governor is as egregious as his reckless disregard for the rule of law when Minneapolis burned during the 2020 riots.

Georgia August 17, 2024

Bronze statue of Congressman John Lewis replaces more than 100-year-old Confederate monument

A large bronze statue of Congressman John Lewis, the late civil rights leader, was installed in Decatur, Georgia, where a monument to the Confederacy was removed in 2020.