Kim Potter, a former Brooklyn Center police officer, was arrested days after she shot and killed 20-year-old Daunte Wright during a traffic stop.

The statement, which was featured as an ad in the New York Times and the Washington Post, comes after others publicly condemn a new, controversial Georgia voting law.

The plan to bring troops by home by Sept. 11 marks 20 years since the terrorist attacks that led to the United States’ invasion of the country.

Brooklyn Center’s City Council also voted to fire City Manager Curt Boganey and instead appoint Mayor Mike Elliott to oversee the police department.

Federal officials are recommending a pause on the Johnson & Johnson vaccine while they review six reports of rare blood clots out of nearly seven million doses administered, and get information out to health care providers about treatment options.

The organization’s statement comes as several states have passed or are considering anti-trans laws that ban trans athletes from competing as their gender in school sports.

A student was killed and a police officer was injured during a shooting at a Knoxville high school on Monday afternoon.

Daunte Wright was killed during a traffic stop, which Brooklyn Center police chief called an “accidental discharge.”

The actor issued a joint statement with director Antoine Fuqua saying they “cannot in good conscience provide economic support to a government that enacts regressive voting laws.”

The Pentagon and national intelligence agencies are on deadline to submit a highly anticipated report about UFOs by June 1.

Rep. Cheney (R-WY) also called on the Republican party to be “focused on the future” after former President Trump continued to spread baseless election fraud conspiracies.

The union has claimed that Amazon “illegally interfered” in the vote by creating an “atmosphere of confusion, coercion and/or fear of reprisals.”