Sunday's Headlines: One person shot dead in Portland following clashes between BLM activists, pro-Trump supporters
What we know about Rusten Sheskey, the officer involved in the Kenosha shooting; How Minneapolis police handled the in-custody death of a Black man 10 years before George Floyd; Biden to resume in-person campaigning as race with Trump kicks into gear; Senior intelligence officials won't brief Congress in person on foreign threats to election; The latest battlefield in a heated presidential campaign: Front yards bearing Biden signs; Infections rise to more than 1,000 on University of Alabama campus; It's not just Trump. Voters happily adopt their leaders' views. ; Trump thinks everyone breaks the rules. No wonder he does it, too.; Trump treats naturalization like a game show prize; How to cope in an anxious age: Try Hitchcock, Munch and Poe; 'We don't want to be frightened anymore': The opposition candidate on the protests in Belarus; Global freedom would suffer grievous harm in a second Trump term; Outpouring of grief after Boseman's death: 'This is a crushing blow'; After historic refusal to play, the Bucks return with a convincing win in a somber setting; How politics transformed Sen. Kelly Loeffler from hoops junkie to WNBA villain
Sheskey is now on administrative leave pending an investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Justice into an encounter that left Jacob Blake partially paralyzed after Sheskey fired seven times into his back.
A decade before Floyd's death, David Smith died in Minneapolis police custody after an officer kneeled on his back. But his case did not cause public outcry, and officers involved did not face discipline.
As the president seeks to exploit protest violence, top Democrats say Joe Biden needs to be more proactive as a campaigner and aggressive in promoting his agenda on the coronavirus and the economy.
Democrats favoring Joe Biden are concocting strategies for preventing the theft of their signs, including smelly and irritating substances to mark the thieves.
The University of Alabama outbreak represents one of the largest coronavirus clusters reported at any academic institution since the start of the new school year.
The shock of the tragic news amplified the devastated reaction worldwide, as thousands fans, as well as Hollywood stars, politicians and athletes, mourned the beloved actor on social media.
Milwaukee returned to the court after its decision not to play halted the NBA postseason, but its convincing victory was overshadowed by somber circumstances.
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