protests

Hundreds of people marched in Binghamton on Tuesday night, as part of nationwide protests over the killing of George Floyd while in the custody of Minneapolis police.

SU officials said they tried to have a "respectful dialogue" with the students, but they were "unwilling." Students said they were denied food, medicine and hygiene products, and were treated like prisoners.

"Guess what? Protesting is about being annoying”

Several Republican members of Congress from around the country have lamented over “paid protesters” at town halls over the last month. Binghamton area…