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Mayor Bill de Blasio has extended New York City’s curfew amid ongoing looting and riots in the area. On Wednesday, he announced the city’s initial curfew will be extended into the next week and may be lifted as appropriate if the violence subsides.

Herring Networks, Inc., an independent, family owned national cable television programming company based in San Diego, California, has filed a notice of appeal in its defamation lawsuit against defendants Rachel Maddow, Comcast Corporation, NBC Universal Media, LLC, and MSNBC Cable LLC.

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This week, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany weighed in on the nation’s ongoing protests. She acknowledged the First Amendment gives Americans the right to peacefully assemble, but pointed out it does not give anyone the right to riot loot and set things on fire.

Former Attorney General Rod Rosenstein has stated he would not have signed off on the Carter Page FISA warrant if he had known what he knows now.

Defense Secretary Mark Esper has voiced his opposition to invoking the Insurrection Act, which would enable him to send military troops to calm down protests nationwide. During Wednesday’s press briefing, Esper stated active duty forces should only be used in a law enforcement role as a matter of last resort and only in the most dire situations.

The president has defended inviting Russia to rejoin the G7 summit this year. On Wednesday, President Trump stated it is common sense to bring Russia's President Vladimir Putin back into the fold and noted it would be easier to solve issues involving Russia with Putin in the room.

President Trump confirmed he's searching for an alternative state to hold this year's Republican National Convention. In a series of tweets Tuesday, the president announced he will move the RNC out of Charlotte, North Carolina after the GOP and Gov. Roy Cooper (D) failed to come to an agreement regarding coronavirus-related restrictions

Republicans call out Twitter as the site is accused of censoring conservatives, while refusing to reign-in extremist groups like Antifa. One America's Jack Posobiec catches up with Benny Johnson of Turning Point USA, who was recently silenced himself on the platform.

Conservative commentator Rush Limbaugh spoke about George Floyd's death in what the Breakfast Club radio show hosts are calling a "special conversation." One America's Emily Finn explains how the hosts came to some common ground despite clashing political views.

As civil unrest continues to take hold of many American cities, President Trump is planning on labeling Antifa as a terrorist organization. One America's Jack Posobiec has more from Washington.

Policy experts are comparing the violent nationwide riots to the protests in Hong Kong. One America's Christina Bobb sat down with an expert to get his take on the issue.

Health officials are warning some communities of possible spikes in coronavirus cases as a result of nationwide protests over the death of George Floyd.

Protesters are calling for New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio to step down. Thousands took to the streets of Manhattan for the eighth consecutive night Tuesday over the death of George Floyd. Some took the opportunity to express their dissatisfaction for political leaders.

Joe Biden and Mainland China appear to share the same message when addressing the latest waves of riots and looting across the U.S. One America's Kristian Rouz looks into the matter.

Dr. Anthony Fauci said he hopes to have hundreds of millions of coronavirus vaccine doses by 2021. In an interview Tuesday, the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases director also discussed the possibility that several vaccine candidates could be ready at the same time.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi recently highlighted legislation to sanction Chinese officials involved in human rights abuses against ethnic minority Muslims. She signed the bill Tuesday after the House overwhelmingly passed it in a bipartisan vote last week.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) has extended a ban on evictions and property foreclosures amid ongoing coronavirus concerns. He expanded the moratorium through July 1 by signing an executive order Monday, just hours before it was set to expire.

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said his state will not request military assistance from the federal government amid protests over George Floyd's death. The governor claimed there's no need for the federal government to step in and noted that "Texans can take care of Texas."