A prominent Black Lives Matter activist plans to leave his $165,000-per-year job as chief human capital officer of Baltimore's public schools after a brief, rocky tenure -- and so he can devote more time to demonstrations and his podcast.

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The Left has been struggling to disassociate the anti-cop hatred spewed by the Black Lives Matter movement from the assassination of New York police officer Miosotis Familia during the Fourth of July holiday. Police Commissioner James O’Neill demolished those efforts in his blazing funeral oration for Officer Familia on Tuesday. Assassin Alexander Bonds "hated the police," O’Neill said, because he had heard and read "countless times" in conversation, on television, and in the newspapers that the cops were the "‘bad guys.’" That hate...

There are two trending topics in movies right now that have formed a tidy little Venn diagram: female action heroes, and lots of violence. Anya Taylor-Joy and Maisie Williams are going to lead the X-Men spinoff New Mutants that director Josh Boone is calling a “full-fledged horror movie.” Wonder Woman ...

Blake Lively is attached to star in the spy thriller "The Rhythm Section" from director Reed Morano, and "James Bond" producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli. IM Global will finance the film with Wilson and Broccoli producing through their Eon Productions banner, with IM Global co-founder Stuart Ford exec producing along with Greg Shapiro...

A Louisiana police officer that was injured during the 2016 protests in Baton Rouge is now suing notable Black Lives Matter leaders. The protests erupted following the killing of Alton Sterling. According to Complex, earlier this week the unnamed officer filed a lawsuit against Black Lives Matter activists DeRay Mckesson, Johnetta “Netta” Elzie, Alicia Garza, Patrisse ...]

A police officer wounded in a shooting rampage in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, last year that left three officers dead sued Black Lives Matter movement leaders on Friday, accusing them of inciting violence that spurred the attack.

A police officer wounded in a shooting rampage in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, last year that left three officers dead sued Black Lives Matter movement leaders on Friday, accusing them of inciting violence that spurred the attack.

A lawsuit accuses Black Lives Matter and five of the movement's leaders of inciting violence that led to a gunman's deadly ambush of law enforcement officers in Baton Rouge last summer.

Five Dallas police officers were killed by a lone gunman after a Black Lives Matter protest July 7, 2016.