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Florida August 28, 2023

DeSantis directs $1M to secure historically Black college, $100K for families of Jacksonville shooting victims

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced a $1 million award for Edward Waters University and $100,000 to support the families of the Jacksonville shooting victims.

Florida August 28, 2023

Florida sheriff investigating racially-motivated Dollar General shooting challenges anti-gun narrative

Jacksonville, Florida, Sheriff T.K. Waters dismantled the narrative that guns are to blame for a mass shooting at a Dollar General that left three Black Americans dead.

Ron DeSantis August 28, 2023

Jacksonville Democrat councilwoman defends DeSantis amid boos at shooting victims vigil: 'Put parties aside'

A Jacksonville councilwoman defended Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis amid jeers from the crowd at a prayer vigil for the victims of a racially motivated shooting.

VIDEO August 27, 2023

Sheriff says shooting suspect's manifestos were 'diary of a madman': Bryan Llenas

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ correspondent Bryan Llenas has the very latest from the 'racially motivated' shooting inside a Dollar General in Jacksonville, Fla., on 'Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Live.'

VIDEO August 27, 2023

Florida shooting suspect was held under Baker Act in 2017: Bryan Llenas

Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ correspondent Bryan Llenas has the latest on the 'racially motivated' shooting in Jacksonville, Fla., on 'Ó£ÌÒÊÓƵ Live.'

Pakistan August 21, 2023

Pakistan gives cash to nearly 100 homeless Christian families following destructive Muslim-led riot

A cash payment of $6,800 is being given out to nearly 100 Christian families in Pakistan after a riot sparked by the possible desecration of the Quran destroyed several Christian homes.

New York August 17, 2023

Buffalo shooting survivors sue social media giants they argue 'addicted,' 'radicalized' killer gunman

YouTube and Reddit are accused of contributing to the "radicalization" of the Tops supermarket shooter in Buffalo, New York, in a pair of new lawsuits.

Oklahoma August 16, 2023

Oklahoma declines to discuss settlement with 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre survivors

The lawsuit filed by survivors of the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921 settled with the state last month. Oklahoma has declined to discuss the settlement.

Mississippi August 15, 2023

Trial commences for 2 white men accused of chasing, shooting at Mississippi Black FedEx driver

The trial is set to start Tuesday for two Mississippi white men facing charges for allegedly chasing and shooting at a Black FedEx driver after he delivered a package to a residence.

New York August 11, 2023

17-year-old NY man indicted on hate-crime murder charge in fatal stabbing of O'Shae Sibley

A New York teen was indicted on a hate-crime murder charge in the fatal stabbing of O'Shae Sibley. Shibley was part of a group of men dancing shirtless to Beyoncé.

United Kingdom August 10, 2023

Autistic girl screams and cries as police arrest her after comment about officer looking like a lesbian

An autistic girl in the United Kingdom was arrested after comments deemed 'homophobic' at a police officer.