As Americans commemorate the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death, events unfold in Minneapolis and Houston, highlighting the ongoing struggle against racism and police brutality amid changing political tides.
This Sunday marks the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's murder, with events in Minneapolis and Houston honoring his memory amid ongoing struggles for police reform and racial justice.
In a controversial move, the Trump administration is rolling back police reform efforts initiated during the Biden era, dismissing oversight agreements in cities like Minneapolis and Louisville, just before George Floyd's death anniversary.
In a controversial decision, the Trump administration has halted federal oversight of police departments in key cities like Minneapolis and Louisville, raising concerns about civil rights protections and community safety.
In a surprising development, the Justice Department plans to abandon police-accountability agreements in Minneapolis and Louisville, raising questions about the future of law enforcement reforms. This decision comes just days before the anniversary of George Floyd's death and reflects a shift in focus for the civil rights division.
In a surprising move, the Justice Department has backed away from pursuing consent decrees against police departments in Minneapolis and Louisville, coinciding with the anniversary of George Floyd's murder. The decision raises questions about accountability in law enforcement.
