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Unemployment Rate Falls to 13.3%, US Adds 2.5 Million Jobs

The unexpected drop in unemployment suggests that businesses have quickly been recalling workers as states have reopened their economies.

New York Times Says Sen. Tom Cotton’s Op-Ed Didn’t Meet Standards

Cotton’s op-ed, titled “Send in the Troops,” caused a revolt among Times journalists, with some saying it endangered black employees.

Experts: Floyd’s Health Issues Don’t Affect Homicide Ruling

Floyd’s death has sparked international protests about mistreatment of black people by police.

Attorneys: 2 Ex-Cops Charged in Floyd’s Death Were Rookies

Two of the cops charged with aiding and abetting the murder of George Floyd had been on the force for just four days when he was killed. Derek Chauvin was their training officer.

Did a Protester Shoot a Las Vegas Cop During Civil Unrest in 2020?

Or was the claim another case of online misinformation?

Did Beyoncé Endorse President Trump in 2020?

In 2016 she supported Donald Trump's opponent, Hillary Clinton.

Did Reps. Pelosi and Waters Pose with ‘Trump 2020’ Sign?

This has all the signs of a manipulated image.

Did LEGO Pull Police Playsets from Stores?

A rumor led some to believe that LEGO stopped selling police- and White House-themed toys.

Was Robert E. Lee Statue Spray-Painted During 2020 Protests?

Criticism of police and white supremacy took many forms during the 2020 protests following the death of George Floyd.

Ill-Considered Posts Lead to Lost Jobs Amid Protests, Crisis

It can be difficult to resist the urge to post or tweet, even for people such as police officers, local officials or teachers who are bound to draw scrutiny.