The FBI arrested an anti-police activist in Toledo, Ohio, on Friday on federal charges of wire fraud and money laundering.
Louisiana attorney general Jeff Landry (R.) launched an investigation into Woodmere Elementary school on Friday for suspending a fourth-grader who responsibly handled an unloaded BB gun during online class.
Women's March cofounder Tamika Mallory on Friday said Kentucky attorney general Daniel Cameron (R.) was a "sell-out negro" for not charging officers in the death of Breonna Taylor. 
President Donald Trump on Thursday evening signed a series of executive orders which he said constituted part of a long-promised healthcare plan. 
Seattle hired a former pimp who was once convicted for prostitution-related charges to serve as the city’s "street czar" while at the same time moving forward with legislation to fire 100 police officers.
A former union president was sentenced to more than three years in prison for violent extortion on Wednesday after he coordinated a brutal assault on a group of non-union workers at an Indiana church. 
President Donald Trump announced Wednesday he will sign an executive order protecting infants who survive late-term abortions. 
Chicago mayor Lori Lightfoot's (D.) "Census Cowboy" was arrested and charged on Monday with reckless conduct after riding his horse onto an expressway and blocking traffic for more than seven miles. 
Utah senator Mitt Romney (R.) announced he is in favor of holding a vote on President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee, effectively ensuring Ruth Bader Ginsburg's replacement will receive a Senate vote. 
The Justice Department on Monday called out local governments in New York City, Portland, and Seattle for failing to curb criminal activity and "permitting anarchy, violence, and destruction" during a wave of anti-police demonstrations this summer.
