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The economic cost of the 2020 George Floyd protests and related unrest in the U.S.
The lion’s share of property damage from the unrest fell on commercial and small, neighborhood businesses—retailers, restaurants, salons, liquor stores and other Main Street enterprises—especially in ...
’s public record over the past five years includes high‑level strategy documents, routine statistics and media releases, and FOIA/FOIA‑record portals that can house deployment-related materials, but t...
—through and allied commentators—called in 2022 for a new congressional probe into the 2020 riots, arguing lawmakers should subpoena and question leaders of protest organizations about coordination an...