Death of George Floyd

North Carolina racetrack owner Mike Fulp, who posted a "Bubba Rope" for sale on Facebook, says he's been getting death threats and losing sponsors and employees. Fulp broke down in tears and insisted he is not racist as he spoke about the situation.

HISTORIC: Mississippi lawmakers voted on Sunday to remove the Confederate symbol from the state flag, a bill that the Republican governor has promised to sign. The flag will lose its official status as soon as that happens.

Starbucks has joined other companies who have stopped advertising on Facebook until the social media company does more to stop racist and violent content. Facebook's market value dropped $50 billion on Friday.

Vice President Mike Pence says he won't say "Black Lives Matter," because he sees in "the leaders of the Black Lives Matter movement a political agenda of the radical left that would defund the police, that would tear down monuments."

A man is in custody for allegedly murdering a protester at the ongoing Breonna Taylor protest in Louisville last night. The victim was Tyler Gerth, 27.

Kansas State football players say they won't attend practices until the school adopts a policy to suspend racist classmates. This comes after a fellow Trump-supporting student tweeted: "Congratulations to George Floyd on being drug free for an entire month!"

Protesters gathered in Midlothian Saturday to demand justice for Jemel Roberson, a security guard who was shot to death by police outside a bar in Robbins, Illinois, in 2018.

A police officer in Alabama has been fired for posting a photo on social media of a racial justice protester in the crosshairs of a rifle scope.

For the first time ever, the Republican governor of Mississippi has said he will sign a bill to remove the Confederate symbol from the state flag, if that bill is passed by the legislature.

Formula One boss Bernie Ecclestone says that "in lots of cases, Black people are more racist than white people." Lewis Hamilton, the only Black driver in F1, calls that "ignorant and uneducated."

Portland Thorns and North Carolina Courage players knelt during the national anthem Saturday to show support for the Black Lives Matter movement. The National Women's Soccer League had said before the game it would support whatever players chose to do.

Elijah McClain, 23, a certified massage therapist and self-taught violin player, was running an errand when police confronted him and put him into a chokehold. He suffered cardiac arrest on the way to the hospital and was taken off life support a week later.

James Brown, 40, has been charged with burning a cross on a Black teenager's front law after that teen organized a civil rights protest. Police say Brown lived across the street and referred to the teenager using racial slurs.