The account of National Guard Maj. Adam DeMarco challenges the Trump administration’s explanation for why federal forces clubbed and punched protesters and unleashed mounted officers and chemical agents to drive hundreds of people from the square in front of the White House on June 1.
The BLM movement began with the use of the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter on social media after the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin.
The claim surfaced as U.S. President Donald Trump prepared to deploy federal law enforcement agents in Chicago and other cities.
Video footage recorded at a vigil for Elijah McClain in Aurora, Colorado, caused widespread concern in June and July 2020.
The idea was floated to several media outlets by an unnamed source who claims to have knowledge of the plan.
A complete story is rarely told in a headline.
Social media rumors that two memorials in New York were vandalized proved misleading.
A years-old photograph from a bondage festival in San Francisco was misappropriated.
The small airport in Orange County, California, has borne the name of the Western film star since 1979.
A chaotic scene in St. Louis sparked outrage, memes, and confusion.
Appearances can be deceiving, in more ways than one.
King's tweet came as statues of historical figures were being toppled or removed in 2020.
A bill in the California state Senate would leave the decision of whether individuals convicted of particular sex crimes involving minors must register as sex offenders to the discretion of the court.
Online commentators and social media users sought to undermine protests sparked by the police shooting of Blake in Wisconsin in August 2020.
The manipulated clip was shared by President Trump's social media director.
If it was a prank, it wouldn't be the first time the politician has been targeted in such a way.
The Trump campaign launched the "Army for Trump" website in March 2020.