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One person shot dead in Portland following clashes between BLM activists, pro-Trump supporters
Police and emergency medical vehicles surrounded the shooting victims, amplifying tensions among protesters as authorities attempted to secure the area in a busy part of the city.
By Faiz Siddiqui ● Read more »
Trump unleashes barrage of tweets in response to Portland violence, says ‘big backlash’ to protests ‘cannot be unexpected’
By Elise Viebeck ● Read more »
What we know about Rusten Sheskey, the officer involved in the Kenosha shooting
By Robert Klemko ● Read more »
Inside Trump’s pressure campaign on federal scientists over a covid-19 treatment
By Laurie McGinley, Yasmeen Abutaleb, Josh Dawsey and Carolyn Y. Johnson ● Read more »
The five dumbest Republican arguments for Trump
Opinion ● By Jennifer Rubin ● Read more »
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Outpouring of grief after Chadwick Boseman’s death: ‘This is a crushing blow’
By Emily Yahr ● Read more »
Parents of young ‘Black Panther’ fans struggle with telling their children of actor’s death
By Keith L. Alexander ● Read more »
Trump tours storm-battered Gulf states to assess damage left in Hurricane Laura’s wake
By David Nakamura ● Read more »
Scientists drove radars inside Hurricane Laura’s fiercest winds, hoping to unravel their mysteries
By Matthew Cappucci ● Read more »
Senior intelligence officials will no longer brief Congress in person on foreign threats to the 2020 election
By Ellen Nakashima ● Read more »
Kanye West campaign in Virginia is accused of deceptive signature gathering
By Peter Jamison and Laura Vozzella ● Read more »
The latest battlefield in a heated presidential campaign: Front yards bearing Biden signs
By Jenna Johnson ● Read more »
Biden to resume in-person campaigning as race with Trump kicks into gear
By Philip Rucker and Annie Linskey ● Read more »
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Racism denied Auburn’s first Black student a master’s degree. Then, at 86, he returned.
Harold Franklin, who integrated Auburn University in 1964, was blocked from earning his master's degree in history. More than a half-century later, he finally got the chance to defend his thesis.
By DeNeen L. Brown ● Read more »
Here’s how California’s worst-ever wildfire siege occurred
By Andrew Freedman and Tim Meko ● Read more »
Japan has the world’s oldest population. Yet it dodged a coronavirus crisis at elder-care facilities.
By Simon Denyer and Akiko Kashiwagi ● Read more »
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