Sunday's Headlines: Atlanta police chief resigns after officer fatally shoots black man
Scant evidence of antifa shows how sweeping the protests for racial justice have become; After marginalizing black employees and customers, corporations say 'black lives matter' ; Lafayette Square clash, still reverberating, becomes an iconic episode in Donald Trump's presidency; D.C. protesters dance outside mayor's home, demanding she defund police; Controversial memorials are surprisingly easy to pull down. Fixing the world that built them is harder.; Third consecutive weekend of anti-racism protests expands to suburbs, as 'Blue Lives Matter' demonstrators push back; Cops prevent violence. But they aren't the only ones who can do it.; Protests focus on over-policing. But under-policing is also deadly.; Polls show strong support for the protests — and also for how police handled them; When black people are in pain, white people just join book clubs; I'm a black man with white privilege. I see how it distorts America.; A black man now heads the Air Force. It's progress, but military brass remains starkly white.; Biden running mate search focuses on 4 black women; Can exercising too hard and too long cause heart problems?; How the first lady kept Ivanka Trump out of her domain; A century of cop stories in Hollywood
The group of anti-fascist protesters the Trump administration has labeled a menace has mostly been nonexistent, experts and law enforcement officials say, amid largely peaceful protests.
With his triumphal stride to historical St. John's Episcopal Church, made after federal authorities forcibly removed peaceful protesters, he had hoped to dispel the narrative of him hiding in the secured White House bunker. The results have been politically calamitous.
Statues of colonizers, Confederates and known racists are coming down across Europe and America — some pulled down by ancestors of people oppressed by the subject depicted in the statue, some just another job for crane operators and truck drivers. But the society that put them in place is less easily shifted.
Endurance exercises may raise the risk of atrial fibrillation, research shows. But experts say such workouts are fine — unless they cause an irregular heartbeat.
As Melania Trump delayed moving to the White House, the president's daughter suggested renaming the "First Lady's Office" the "First Family Office" and enjoyed White House perks, according to a new book.
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