Barack Obama celebrated the conviction against the former policeman who murdered George Floyd but asked: "to continue with the reforms that eliminate racial bias." The former president said that while today's decision may be a step towards progress, it is far from over. In February, a Democratic lawmaker introduced a bill to reform the police system in the name of an African-American man.

Barack Obama ruled this Tuesday on the ruling of the Minneapolis court against former police officer Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd. Through a communicated sense, the former president of the United States celebrated the

Joe Biden spoke about the verdict against the former cop who murdered George Floyd: "This may be a giant step in the march to justice."

Of all three charges, Derek Chauvin was found guilty. The president had assured that the tests were "overwhelming" and that "he prayed for the correct decision."

The president of the United States, Joe Biden, referred on Tuesday to the verdict against Derek Chauvin, the former policeman who killed George Floyd in May 2020 and whose actions, after being captured on video, catalyzed a massive wave of protests. Against racism in the United States and other

According to her family, a 16-year-old black girl was shot by an officer outside her home on Tuesday afternoon after she called the Police for help.

According to Columbus Mayor Andrew Ginther, not all details are available at this time, although images of the incident were recorded with the camera the agent was wearing in uniform, so they are being evaluated.

A group of protesters gathered in front of the Ohio Capital headquarters Tuesday night after a 15-year-old man was killed by a police officer in Columbus.

At the moment, not all details are known, according to Columbus Mayor Andrew

The president said that the evidence presented in the trial against Derek Chauvin is "overwhelming." The jury is assembled, and to convict the former police officer, must reach a unanimous decision.

President Joe Biden on Tuesday called for the verdict to be "correct" in the trial of Derek Chauvin, the former police officer accused of murdering George Floyd, calling the evidence "overwhelming."

Biden told reporters, I am praying that the decision is correct. The proof, in my opinion, is remarkable. He also clarified that he only spoke openly because the jury has been isolated in a hotel and is incommunicado

A shooting at a crowded Wisconsin bar on Sunday morning killed three people and seriously injured three others, signaling a two-state search for at least one gunman after authorities allegedly targeted the victims. He was arrested on Sunday afternoon.

The shooting occurred inside and outside the Somers House Tavern in Kenosha, Wisconsin, at 12:42 a.m. David Beth told a news conference Sunday. When a man who had been hit out of the bar returned with a handgun, he opened fire, Kenosha County Sheriff.

The incident occurred last night, and the suspect remains at large.

At least three people were

The United States will expand the "do not travel" recommendations to 80% of the world's countries due to the coronavirus pandemic. The list currently includes 34 nations, but another 100 would be added below level 4 to reflect an adjustment to the system based on epidemiological assessments.

The State Department said Monday it would recommend "no travel" to 80% of countries around the world, citing the "extraordinary threat to travelers" of the COVID-19 epidemic.

The foreign relations authorities had already classified 34 of the nearly 200 countries as "Level 4: Do not travel", including places such as Chad, Kosovo, Kenya,

Fort Hood, Texas, will memorialize slain soldier Vanessa Guillén with a gate named in her honor, days before the anniversary of her being reported missing last year.

Guillén's family unveiled the gate Monday afternoon, the beginning of a week of events honoring Guillén, an Army specialist who was killed last year. The event, which was closed to the public, was livestreamed on the family's Facebook page. Her family then held a news conference.

The gate, with the plaque installed on the gate marker, leads to the 3rd Cavalry Regiment, "where [Guillén] lived day-to-day, where she served her country honorably," Lt.

Gunfire that erupted at a 12-year-old’s birthday party in Louisiana last week left nine teenagers injured, including two who remain hospitalized, authorities said Monday.

The shooting occurred Saturday night in LaPlace, about 30 miles west of New Orleans, the sheriff’s office in St. John the Baptist Parish said in a statement.

No arrests have been made and the sheriff, Mike Tregre, said that “not one” witness has given authorities a formal statement about what happened.

The sheriff’s office said investigators believe more than 60 people were gathered at the party when an argument broke out between two groups with an

An Arkansas man pleaded guilty to cutting down more than two dozen trees from the Mark Twain National Forest that he then sold to sawmills, federal prosecutors said.

Jamie Edmondson admitted to taking 27 walnut and white oak trees between June 2019 and January 2020, the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Missouri said in a statement.

The ecological damage was valued at more than $23,000, according to court documents. The value of the timber was around $20,300.

Edmondson, 46, was indicted in November, and court documents say he is in custody.

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The death of George Floyd ignited a global movement against police violence and systemic racism. But in the trial of the police officer charged with murder in his death, the prosecution’s characterization of the police didn’t sound too different from police's biggest supporters.

“This is not a prosecution of the police,” said Steven Schleicher, arguing on behalf of Minnesota in his closing remarks Monday.

Policing is “a most noble profession," he said, and the actions of Chauvin were “not policing.”

“To be very clear, this case is called the ‘State of Minnesota vs. Derek Chauvin,’ this case is not called