Christopher Willingham News Today

The National Museum of the United States Army shares details of how their exhibit is honoring the heroism of working dogs.

Oklahoma’s attorney general said he had found no evidence to charge the sheriff, who was caught on a recording as county officials discussed killing journalists and Black people.

Audio where a sheriff and other county officials appear to discuss killing journalists and hanging Black people has garnered national outrage.

The audio featured an official talking about hanging Black people and other officials speaking of hiring hit men for two reporters, the newspaper said. The sheriff’s office claims the recording violated state law.

Republican Gov. J. Kevin Stitt called on four county officials to resign after a recording surfaced exposing alleged racist remarks and talk of assassinating a journalist.