Minneapolis celebrates the life of Floyd on the first anniversary of his Death
If you were driving through the 5-mile stretch of Lake Street in Minneapolis on the first anniversary of George Floyd’s death, the chances are you’d see buildings still boarded up, empty lots still composed of ashes that were once brick and mortar, and Lil’ Baby playing on Hot 102.5 Twin Cities Radio, rapping that “It’s bigger […]
Weekend Review: At Least 68 Dead After Blast Near School in Afghanistan
At least 58 people died, and more than 165 were wounded after a car bomb detonated in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Saturday. Many of the victims were young girls who attended a nearby school. The explosion occurred in the afternoon when girls’ classes were in session, and authorities suspect they were the target. It is unclear […]
Witnesses Relive Guilt, Trauma, Over Floyd During the Trial of Derek Chauvin
The trial of Derek Chauvin for killing George Floyd continued on Thursday as witnesses and first responders testify. According to court testimony, EMS workers were initially called to the scene at 8:20 p.m. for a mouth injury, a low-priority call that didn’t require the responding ambulance to turn on its sirens. One minute later, the […]
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