Asian shares are mostly higher after Wall Street drifted to a mixed close.

Stocks gave up an early rally and ended lower on Wall Street, marking their third losing week in a row.

Technology stocks led Wall Street lower, leaving major indexes in the red for the week.

Given all of the attention around statues, let’s take a look at statues around Detroit -- and the stories behind the people and faces we etch into history.

Gretchen Whitmer signed an Executive Order to rename Downtown Lansings Lansings Lewis Cass Building to honor civil rights legislation. Executive Order 2020-139 renames the state-owned Lewis Cass Building in Downtown Lansing to the Elliott-Larsen Building, honoring the legislators who sponsored Michigans landmark civil rights act. This change marks the first time in Michigan history that a state building is named after an African-American woman. Together, Melvin Larsen and Daisy Elliotts names have become synonymous in Michigan with the protection of civil rights, said Governor Whitmer. Thats why I am proud to rename the Cass building in Lansing to the Elliott-Larsen building.

Statues that have stood for years -- and in some cases, decades -- have been top of mind all across the country as protests take place following the deaths of George Floyd and Rayshard Brooks.

DETROIT Detroits Christopher Columbus bust was removed from its pedestal on Monday as protests against racism and police brutality continue in the city. Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan ordered the bust to be removed. The Columbus bust has been a target of vandalism in the city for years. Columbus monuments around the country have been removed in recent weeks. Statues and monuments have long been a controversial topic in the U.S., especially Confederate monuments in the South.