Новости за 15.06.2020

GOP and Democrat lawmakers are coming together to move forward the campaign to reform policing practices. On Sunday, several senators from both sides of the aisle went on different news outlets to discuss the high chamber's temperature on police reform.

The United Nations Human Rights Council is gearing up for a discussion about police brutality and racism in America. According to reports Monday, the conversation will take place Wednesday following a request from from more than 50 African nations.

OAN Newsroom UPDATED 11:28 AM PT — Monday, June 15, 2020 Friends and family are mourning the death of Florida wildlife officer Julian Keen Jr....

The Trump campaign is bracing for a massive turnout ahead of its upcoming 'Make America Great Again' rally. President Trump took to Twitter Monday to confirm that almost 1 million people have requested tickets to the event.

Seattle Police Chief Carmen Best said policing will never be the same following the death of George Floyd. During an interview Sunday, Best said she had an "epiphany" while attending a massive march of silence protest against police brutality.

GOP congressional candidate Matt Mowers recently took aim at his Democrat primary opponent for failing to protect law enforcement.

A Las Vegas Police officer has been left paralyzed after he was shot in the head at a George Floyd protest. The family of Officer Shay Mikalonis confirmed over the weekend that he's paralyzed from the neck down, he's unable to speak and is currently on a ventilator.

The National Park Service is working to remove graffiti left on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution.

One week after the height of Black Lives Matter protests in Washington, a group honoring the men and women in blue took to the streets of our nation's capital. One America's White House Correspondent Jenn Pellegrino has more.