EDGARTOWN, Mass. (AP/ABC News) - President Barack Obama said Thursday that there is no excuse for the use of excessive force by police in the tense aftermath of the shooting death of an unarmed black ...
President Obama, once tight-lipped about the volatile situation in Ferguson, Mo., has been speaking out a bit more in recent days, changing his approach to the conflict and unrest there nearly two ...
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In Ferguson, Missouri, where the facts of the police shooting that killed Michael Brown have yet to be presented by the grand jury, an entire community braces for violence if the “wrong” decision is ...
President Obama must walk a fine line when discussing the unrest in Ferguson, Mo. because of the many roles he plays in speaking for the American people, for the government, and for minority groups ...
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Park City Police released the identities of both the victim and suspect involved in a fatal stabbing on Deer Valley Drive.Officers with the Park City Police Dep Triple-digit temperatures persist ...
More than 2,000 soldiers were ordered into the riot-torn US town of Ferguson on Tuesday, as President Barack Obama condemned violence which erupted after a grand jury chose not to charge a white ...
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