The mayor of Birmingham, Alabama, bowed to protesters Monday, choosing instead to defy the state and tear down a Confederate monument that the city did not have the authority to remove.
A Florida sheriff warned potential rioters Monday that his county's residents are well-armed and "highly recommended" by the department to use their guns to defend their homes.
The Episcopal bishop of Washington said she was "outraged" Monday evening about President Trump's visit to the facade of the church across the street from the White House and effectively accused him of profaning the church she oversees.
Twitter hit back Thursday evening on President Trump's order to crack down on social-media bias, calling his executive order from earlier in the day "reactionary and politicized."
Rep. Ilhan Omar became the most prominent Democrat to say she believes Tara Reade's sex-assault accusations against presumed Democratic presidential nominee Joseph R. Biden.
Republicans are taking California to court over Gov. Gavin Newsom's plan for his state to conduct November's election entirely by mail over coronavirus fears.
In Trump she no longer trusts. Ann Coulter went on a Twitter tear against the president, calling him, among other things a "retard," a "moron," and someone who can't even pretend to be a "decent, compassionate human being."
The Democratic governor of Virginia ventured out in public to promote social distancing without wearing a mask. Gov. Ralph Northam, who has hinted that he may soon expand public-masking orders to all state residents, went to the Virginia Beach oceanfront.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, Minnesota Democrat, has reportedly been asked to undergo the lengthy personal-vetting process expected of vice presidential candidates.
The former Republican head of the Benghazi-probe committee ridiculed Susan Rice on another matter Wednesday -- her email to herself as she was leaving the White House on the day of President Trump's inauguration.