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Police in Baton Rouge, Louisiana deployed a special response unit after protesters took to the streets to protest the shooting death of Alton Sterling.

Carl Bernstein, author of "A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton", tells CNN some of the things you don't know about Hillary Clinton.

The online wanderings of Dallas police shooter, Micah Xavier Johnson, show a man drawn to black nationalist symbolism. CNN's Drew Griffin reports.

Tensions are high in Minnesota, where dozens of people have been arrested after protesters clashed with police. CNN's Brynn Gingras has more.

Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull declared victory eight days after the nation went to the polls. CNN affiliate Sky News Australia has more.

Protesters marched again Saturday in cities nationwide to decry police brutality after the killing of two African-American men by police this week. CNN's Amara Walker has more.

After searching a parking garage near police headquarters, Dallas police have issued an all clear in the area. Jim Sciutto and Stephanie Elam report.

In an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, Oklahoma Gov. Mary Fallin says she can't guarantee a change in the GOP platform on abortion despite Donald Trump's desire for exceptions.

African-Americans reveal the conversations they are having at home with their loved ones after recent officer-related shootings.

Dallas police have heightened security at headquarters after they say they received an anonymous threat. CNN's Martin Savidge reports.

Lavar Taylor, whose wife was shot in the Dallas sniper attacks, denounced violence to CNN's Stephanie Elam, saying he has to be an example to their kids.

CNN's Van Jones explains why cops and African-Americans are more alike than they realize.

Quinyetta McMillon, the mother of one of Alton Sterling's children, speaks with CNN's Nick Valencia.

W. Kamau Bell said he doesn't want his daughter to be surprised if she finds out that he has been killed one day by police.

President Obama called for unity while speaking in Warsaw, Poland about a spate of shootings and police tensions in the United States.

What started out as peaceful protests turned into a heated standoff with police.

Will Hillary's candidacy represent promise for women, or cause backlash? Malcolm Gladwell says history is rife with tokenism that furthers discrimination.

Law prof. Carol Swain and Civil Rights Atty Areva Martin debate the impact shootings by police and of police will have on the Black Lives Matter movement.

Fmr. Co-Chair of Obama's Task Force on 21st Century Policing says the DOJ should be taking over any cases where police officers kill civilians.

Could the Dallas police shootings create unwelcome tension for the #BlackLivesMatter movement? The Grio founder David Wilson discusses his concern.