Boogaloo guys are weird and confused, Richmond, Virginia, last night.

Philadelphia's city council voted to apologize for the 1985 bombing of a Black neighborhood.
(Police dropped combat explosives on members of Black liberation group MOVE, who were living in a row house. 11 people killed — including 5 children — and fires left 250 people homeless.)

A major police operation is underway in Montreal’s Mile-End neighbourhood after reports of a hostage situation at Ubisoft offices located at the intersection of St-Laurent Boulevard and St-Viateur Avenue. Police have cordoned off the area and are asking people to stay away. Video posted to social media shows officers pulling out their weapons and seeking cover behind a patrol car. Police have yet to release any details surrounding the possible hostage-taking, saying they are waiting to validate information. This is a developing story.

At least 50 people are being held hostage on the roof of the Ubisoft building on St. Laurent near St. Viateur. Montreal police say there have so far been no injuries reported at the building where Ubisoft's offices are located, and where a hostage situation is currently unfolding. According to TVA, a daycare on the premises has been barricaded.

Meanwhile, in DC. Things are getting heated in BLM plaza ahead of the Million MAGA march. The division of country is highlighted by clashes between Trump and Biden supporters.