Evening Edition: Trump, behind Biden in polls, grasps for a message that resonates
Trump, Biden clash over military support after president's alleged disparagement of fallen troops; Jennifer Griffin defended by Fox News colleagues after Trump Twitter attack over confirmation of Atlantic reporting ; Experts project autumn surge in cases, with peak after Election Day; Labor Day could fuel another rise in infections if people aren't cautious, experts say; More radical protest tactics are likely here to stay; Violence erupts in Rochester during protests over Daniel Prude's death; Portland on edge after suspect in weekend killing is fatally shot by police; Ahmaud Arbery's killing was met with silence. His high school football coach vowed to find justice.; FBI pondered whether Trump was 'a Manchurian candidate elected,' former agent alleges in new book; The summer of canceled plans: How 14 pro travelers spent the season; Gun violence in America: The story of one day and the 113 people shot
President Trump has tried many things in the past months, including a law-and-order message, in an effort to avoid becoming a one-term president. But the race remains Joe Biden's to lose — which of course could still happen.
The issue has escalated quickly as Joe Biden and his surrogates have sought to undermine a key pillar of President Trump's reelection message — his projection of toughness and patriotism.
By David Nakamura, Josh Dawsey and Rachael Bade ●Read more »
A protester was struck by a car, almost a dozen people were arrested and three officers were hospitalized, according to local media. A March video of police pinning and hooding Prude, who later died, continues to draw an outcry.
Dueling demonstrators are expected in the region in coming days. A racial-justice protest is set for Saturday and a pro-Trump event is planned on Monday.
By Fenit Nirappil, Matt Zapotosky and Mark Berman ●Read more »
In the days after Arbery, a 25-year old Black man, was shot and killed in February after being chased by three White men while jogging, his former coach led a crusade for justice. He hasn't stopped.
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