A white female protester was filmed yelling in the faces of two black male police officers in Washington, D.C., Tuesday in a viral video that has been viewed more than 2.1 million times, telling them that "they're a part of the problem." The video was tweeted by Henry Rodgers, a senior congressional correspondent for The Daily Caller, who has been covering protests in the nation's capital since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25. “Why don’t you take off your uniform? Are you afraid of police?” the white woman, wearing a baseball cap and facial covering, yells at two black officers in a police line stretching across the street in the newly renamed Black Lives Matter plaza. Rodgers, who is filming the altercation, interjects: “I have a question for you. You’re white and you’re telling this to two black police officers? Don’t you see the problem with that a little bit?”

#NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace thanked the #FBI for investigating what was reported to be a noose hanging from his garage stall at Talladega Superspeedway over the weekend, saying he's relieved, and admittedly embarrassed, that it turned out to be an innocent door pull rather than a racist symbol. 'It’s been an emotional few days,' Wallace said in a Wednesday afternoon statement. The FBI announced that its investigation into the matter revealed that no hate crime had taken place, but that the rope - which appeared to be tied into a loop or noose - had been in that stall as early as 2019. A Youtube video from 2019 showed a similar pull rope hanging from the garage door in the same stall used by Wallace and his team over the weekend. At the time the video was taken, that specific stall was being used by a white driver, Paul Menard. Other videos from previous years revealed that the garage door ropes - or 'pulls' as they're called - were often tied into similar loops as early as 2016.