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IRST ON FOX: The Harris campaign cut multiple six-figure checks last month for left-leaning groups that have been vocal about defunding the police, reparations, and are tied to radical activists who have supported notorious antisemite Louis Farrakhan. The Harris campaign gave hundreds of thousands of dollars to a handful of Black advocacy groups who are mobilizing Black voters ahead of November's election next week, according to FEC filings released last week. Black Voters Matters Fund, which received $150,000 from the Harris campaign on Sept. 19, has repeatedly called for defunding the police and has been vocal about pushing for reparations....

A national group calling for justice in Breonna Taylor's killing plans to make its presence felt during the Kentucky Derby. Until Freedom plans to march on Derby day at 4:30 p.m. in South Central Park, according to a message posted to the group's Facebook page Sunday night. "We need the cops that killed her to be charged and arrested immediately. Justice delayed is justice denied," the post reads.

Louisville Police are requiring all personnel to be available today A “massive demonstration” is reportedly set to unfold in Louisville Tuesday to draw attention to the death of Breonna Taylor, the aspiring Black nurse who was killed in a police-involved shooting earlier this year. The gathering is being organized by Until Freedom, the New York-based social justice organization behind the sit-in at Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron’s house in mid-July that resulted in 87 arrests, according to the Louisville Courier Journal. The “massive demonstration” today will nonviolently "escalate the urgent call for justice for Breonna Taylor and the Louisville community," the newspaper quoted the organization as saying in a press release. The Louisville Metro Police Department, meanwhile, has declared...

A national group that has moved its operation to Louisville to continue the call for justice in Breonna Taylor's killing is hosting a series of events they are referring to as "BreonnaCon." Until Freedom has announced several events starting Saturday leading up to another day of "direct action" in Louisville. Their first direct action happened last month on Attorney General Daniel Cameron's lawn. Nearly 90 people were arrested that day, many from out of town.