Saturday's Headlines: In Kenosha, Jacob Blake’s shooting deepens longstanding fears
Tracing Kyle Rittenhouse's actions the night of the shootings in Kenosha, Wis.; Thousands demand racial justice at March on Washington; 'Black Panther' star dies at 43 after battling colon cancer; As Trump appointees flout the Hatch Act, civil servants who get caught get punished; Lawmakers ask Pentagon for reassurance on election; Secret Service copes with coronavirus cases in aftermath of Trump appearances; Trump used manipulation and race-baiting four years ago. He's at it again.; The GOP convention showed Democrats how it's done; Trump's convention was repulsive and dishonest. I fear it was also effective.; Riots and the violent vigilantes who show up to respond must each be condemned; Katrina battered Black New Orleans. Then the recovery did it again.; Mass testing has its problems. They're nothing compared to not testing.; Virus cases in some European countries are rising again; Louisiana suffered 'tremendous devastation' at height of Hurricane Laura's power; Hurricane didn't cause pollution in Louisiana town. It just added to it.; The 2020 election: A tale of two Americas
Videos from Aug. 25 show Kyle Rittenhouse, who was charged with first-degree homicide, interacting with law enforcement before and after the shootings.
Video●By Elyse Samuels and Allie Caren ●Read more »
Top Trump administration officials showcased at the Republican National Convention serve as a reminder that when it comes to flouting the separation between governing and politicking, there appears to be a two-tiered system of consequences.
The move by two moderate Democrats was a sign of the growing concern that President Trump might not leave office voluntarily if he loses in November or that he might attempt to use the military to hold onto power.
Some of the storm's worst destruction came in Lake Charles, La., and surrounding cities, where detached roofs lay in the road, gas station canopies were crumpled and some buildings were destroyed.
Storms like Hurricane Laura don't come to this Louisiana town too often. But pollution does. For decades chemical plants have been spoiling the air and waterways in the Lake Charles area. And people aren't happy about it.
By Maria Sacchetti, Brady Dennis, Steven Mufson and Darryl Fears ●Read more »
A look back at two conventions and two contrasting portraits of the country ahead of the election this fall. Plus, how the Milwaukee Bucks' strike signaled a new level of civil disobedience in sports.
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