Arrests made after pro-Palestinian protesters swarm Brooklyn Museum
NEW YORK - Hundreds of pro-Palestinian demonstrators swarmed the Brooklyn Museum on Friday. The New York City Police Department says arrests were made, but it is unknown exactly how many people were taken into custody. The protests started around 4 p.m. in Fort Greene, where hundreds gathered to march near the Barclays Center.
Just weeks after police stormed a student-led occupation at Columbia University, a cohort of protesters set up a new camp on ...
Police in riot gear arrested protesters who set up an encampment and blocked the main entrance to the UC Santa Cruz campus.
Police say roughly 100 protesters were on site along Grandview Highway. Members of the group say they are calling on Canada ...
Protestors outside former President Trump's New York City trial clashed in a heated altercation, forcing police to intervene ...
Pro-Palestinian protesters descended on the Brooklyn Museum Friday evening, shutting down the institution and damaging ...
All 12 protesters were released around 5 p.m. Thursday, Wayne State's student newspaper, The South End, reported. It was ...
At a press conference with students and faculty Friday morning, Denis Hirschfeldt, a mathematics professor at UChicago and ...
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. -- Law enforcement officers from multiple agencies arrested about 80 pro-Palestinian protesters early ...
Sen. Mark Kelly, Rep. Ruben Gallego, and former Rep. Gabby Giffords were in attendance to celebrate the opening of the ...
Pro-Palestinian demonstrators entered the Brooklyn Museum Friday afternoon, and police say they are hurling debris at ...
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback