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Photographer Wulf Bradley captured protesters and police, in moments of quiet as well as action, on the streets of downtown Atlanta.

Jessica Mulroney was called out by name by Sasha Exeter on her Instagram feed on Wednesday, prompting Mulroney to make a public apology.

Fifteen years ago Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. Now a second storm—COVID-19—has swept in, its death toll eclipsing that of the hurricane, and many in the Crescent City fear the virus could leave untold devastation in its wake.

Here are some great Father’s Day gift ideas inspired by our favorite classic movie dads—for your favorite dad.

Many NBA players are protesting, and James, along with other athletes and entertainers, are starting a voting rights organization targeted at lasting change.

Somali-American writer Safy-Hallan Farah grew up in Powderhorn, down the street from Cup Foods.

After Friday’s episode, the quiz show will begin airing encore episodes until production is able to resume.

Two of the Murdoch network’s staunchest Trump defenders have been quietly in a relationship for months.

When she wore the Cullinan V brooch to honor Prince Philip’s birthday, was she making a comment on the more painful moments of British history?

But “nobody in a presidential campaign runs it based on June polling,” says Anita Dunn. And Trump may be rolling out a campaign of racial fear.

“I should not have been there,” says Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. His apology follows heavy criticism of Trump using the military as a prop for political purposes.

“Jas was absolutely brilliant and had so many stories still to tell,” wrote show creator Dan Fogelman on Twitter.

The president wants to telegraph a return to normal, but his appearance will likely exacerbate both the coronavirus pandemic and racial tensions.

The Mighty Boosh is the most recent series to get the chop.

With the NBA restart gearing up and a new album on the way, the Portland Trail Blazers All-Star and rapper reflects on the moment.

From Spike Lee’s latest to a searing drama about a mogul who is not Harvey Weinstein, here are our critics’ favorite films since January.

“It’s my greatest concern. My single greatest concern,” the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee told Trevor Noah on Wednesday night.

New dramas explore the worst mankind has to offer.

The president claimed that military bases honoring Confederate generals who lost the Civil War are too important to America’s “history of Winning, Victory, and Freedom” to rename.

“At the moment it’s a learning exercise so that they can work out how to help,” said a source. But they plan to go public with their work soon.

AOC’s endorsement of a challenger to Eliot Engel raised moderate hackles—but progressives say they are hypocritical. “The moderate wing of the party just really does see this as an ideological war,” one progressive strategist said.

Drew Dixon and Sil Lai Abrams, both of whom previously accused Simmons of sexual assault, were shocked the former Def Jam head was given a major platform to refute their allegations.

During the season when they would normally be attending Pride parades and neighborhood cookouts, mayors have found themselves dealing with massive protests and anger from their constituents.