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On the 3rd anniversary of October 7 attacks, Mamdani draws ire as he accuses Israel of genocide and war crimes -
• Video 3:47Video 3:47Video Racist backlash after mariachi band performs national anthem for Monday Night Football 3:47 -
Former Dallas officer who shot Black man in apartment that she mistook for hers gets parole -
• Video 3:54Video 3:54Video Stanford student speaks out after university uses AI to replace him with Black woman in ad: My Latino identity was ‘erased’ 3:54 -
Man shot by ICE moved from hospital to detention center ‘with a bullet in his back,’ lawyer tells CNN -
Converse apologizes and pulls sneaker ad that critics said included racist imagery -
New laws trigger a fresh legal fight over Nazi-looted art in Los Angeles and Auschwitz museums -
An estimated one-third of foster youth identify as LGBTQ+. Federal agencies are ripping away their protections
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Former Columbus, Ohio, officer pleads guilty to reckless homicide in Black man’s 2022 death -
Antisemitic hate crimes on the rise in NYC this year while NYPD touts the safest summer on record -
Police chief in Mississippi city where 1-year-old boy was fatally shot is fired over alleged racial slurs in texts -
A Black man once sentenced to death for murder fights for freedom after discovering his attorney defended the Ku Klux Klan
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What happened when a White man carrying a large wooden cross met a Black man at the nation’s largest Confederate monument -
Nolan Wells’ body was found after a July 4 boat trip. His death has fueled speculation, grief and racial tension -
Man breaches security at 30 Rock, approaches ‘Today’ co-host Craig Melvin -
• Video 2:50Video 2:50Video White nationalist group marched in DC on July Fourth 2:50
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Two gunmen took her friend. She won’t let them take something else -
• Video 9:10Video 9:10Video Dave Portnoy on Trump’s ‘divisive’ presidency: ‘I want the country to get along’ 9:10 -
Jewish lawmaker who champions trans rights says he was forced to leave SF Trans March after he was confronted about Gaza -
The Trump administration fought to change a national park slavery exhibit. Here’s why Philadelphia vows to keep fighting back
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