133K views · 1.9K reactions | Protesters and federal police clashed in Portland, Oregon, as ongoing demonstrations against police violence drew an estimated 1,000 people over the weekend — the largest crowds in weeks. Read more: https://nyti.ms/3jnXamc | The New York Times | Facebook

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler speaks to a group of demonstrators as they protest police brutality for a ninth consecutive night Friday. "I do not like the tear gas. I think it is ugly. It is not focused enough. The city of Seattle today, late this afternoon, banned the use of tear gas for 30 days except in limited circumstances. We should do the same. Tomorrow, my colleagues and I will make an announcement," Wheeler said over a hand-held speaker. Follow our coverage of the protest at The Oregonian/

Protests over racism and police brutality have been going on in Portland, Ore., almost daily for over 50 days since the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis police custody. The Trump administration has deployed federal agents from the Department of Homeland Security to crack down on the protests. | CBC News