Thousands of protesters on the Manhattan Bridge Tuesday night were blocked from entering Manhattan by a large police presence.
A rubber grenade found on street in Washington, DC, on June 2, 2020, the morning after there were protests throughout the city.A couple was surprised to find what appeared to be a rubber grenade while out for a morning walk in Washington, DC.
Felten said that when she noticed the black sphere on the ground, she picked it up to take a closer look thinking it was debris left over from civil unrest in the area the night before. The couple called D.C. police who responded and disposed of the munition. Authorities described the device as “a non-hazardous rubber shell of a sting ball, a crowd control device used by law enforcement,” in an email to NBC News.
James N. Miller, the former under-secretary of defense for policy, resigned from the Defense Science Board on Tuesday, citing President Donald Trump's use of federal police to"If last night’s blatant violations do not cross the line for you, what will?" Miller wrote in his resignation letter to Defense Secretary Mark Esper, which was published in.
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