The ice cream empire released a statement as protests over the death of George Floyd rise up around the US. The company said Floyd's death was "the result of inhumane police brutality" and a "predictable consequence of a racist and prejudiced system." The statement seemed to surprise some people, who were pleased to see a brand take a strong stance in the Black Lives Matter movement.

BuzzFeed reporters and Snopes concluded that an image circulating of Adolf Hitler appearing to hold a Bible is edited, after some people used side-by-side images to draw parallels to President Trump. On Monday, Trump held a Bible in front of St. John’s Episcopal Church, just across the road from the White House, for a photo op.

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Large protests are underway in St. Paul, Minnesota, Washington, D.C., Los Angeles, California, and other cities across the US. Read this and more: - The latest updates - Protests are underway in St. Paul, DC, Los Angeles and more cities - Timeline of the George Floyd case

The extraordinary powers were requested on a temporary basis, according to a two-page memorandum obtained by @buzzfeednews. On Sunday afternoon, a senior Justice Department official signed off.

David McAtee, a BBQ chef who was described as a "pillar in the community," is dead after Louisville police and members of the National Guard opened fire on a crowd. Authorities believed someone in the crowd had shot first, but witnesses dispute that account. Mayor Greg Fischer fired Police Chief Steve Conrad on Monday after learning that officers did not activate their body cameras during the shooting. McAtee’s death comes weeks after Breonna Taylor was killed in her home by Louisville police and days after George Floyd’s death by Minneapolis police.

Religious leaders are speaking out after police tear-gassed a crowd of peaceful protesters so the president could take a photo with a bible outside of St. John's Church. One reverend said, "I was coughing with tear gas in my clergy collar."

The family of George Floyd has reportedly accepted Floyd Mayweather's offer to pay for his funeral in Houston, Texas, and memorial gatherings in Minnesota and North Carolina.

After Lea Michele's message of solidarity with the Black Lives Matter movement, actor Samantha Ware accused Michele of making her "first television gig a living hell". Other Glee stars supported Ware and wrote about their experiences. Lea Michele has not responded to the accusations.

On Monday, law enforcement officials were ordered to extend the perimeter around Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C., just before President Trump walked to John's Episcopal Church during protests for a photo op. The order, which resulted in tear gas and rubber bullets being fired at peaceful protesters outside the White House, came from Attorney General William Barr, the Washington Post reports

Actor Griffin Newman and ‘Brooklyn Nine-Nine’ star Stephanie Beatriz are urging others who've played detectives & police on TV and film to follow their lead.

According to witnesses and media on the scene, police in Washington D.C. fired tear gas and rubber bullets at peaceful protesters outside the White House to disperse them before President Trump walked across the street to St John’s Church for a photo. The historic church was damaged overnight as George Floyd protests continued past curfew. On Tuesday, the United States Park Police denied using tear gas but does acknowledge the use of “smoke canisters and pepper balls”.

Several outlets including Variety, Bloomberg and CNBC, confirmed that the video-sharing service hasn’t banned the use of the hashtag #BlackLivesMatter. As protests broke out across the US over George Floyd's death, several users alleged that the platform was censoring content related to the BLM movement. The company said it was not censoring posts and attributed the issue to a technical glitch that affected a wide array of hashtags.

For eight minutes and 46 seconds on Monday evening, children's network Nickelodeon, along with other ViacomCBS networks, went off the air. In place of its scheduled programming, the network aired breathing sounds and a black backdrop with the words "I can't breathe." The timing symbolizes the length of time officer Derek Chauvin knelt on George Floyd's neck as he repeatedly stated he couldn't breathe.

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