Evening Edition: Trump employs images of violence as political fuel for reelection fight
What Trump officials really say — and don't say — in denying that he disparaged fallen troops; McConnell announces plan to vote on slimmed-down relief bill ; Rochester police chief, other high-ranking officials retire amid inquiry into man's death in custody; Debates over race, history and values roil Texas A&M as campus diversifies; Vaccine CEOs issue safety pledge amid Trump's quest for pre-election approval; Most Americans won't be allowed to get a vaccine immediately; Diagnosis for family doctors: Less money, greater hardship, and patients on video; Amid West Coast wildfire outbreak, Calif. winds raise threat further; Battered tech stocks send Wall Street reeling; Dow falls more than 600 points ; Kamala D. Harris goes viral — for her shoe choice; The 5G lie: The network of the future is still slow; The postmaster general and allegations of a straw-donor scheme
As Trump allies and former officials step forward to offer versions of events similar to the line touted by the White House, it's worth emphasizing that not all denials are created equal.
The Senate majority leader is aiming to pressure Democratic leaders by unveiling legislation that funds some key priorities. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Charles E. Schumer said the bill "doesn't come close to addressing the problems and is headed nowhere."
The police chief and other high-ranking officials in Rochester's 850-officer department have resigned amid controversy over the death of Daniel Prude while in police custody in March, the city's mayor said.
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The most likely scenario is that the FDA would grant initial approval to vaccinate front-line health workers, those older than 65 and those with underlying medical conditions, two industry experts say.
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The coronavirus poses an "extinction-level event" for some independent doctors as family physicians are closing their doors, barely hanging on or joining big medical groups to survive.
The three major U.S. indexes posted steep, across-the-board losses as technology shares continued to fuel a sell-off that snapped a five-week winning streak on Wall Street.
A video of the vice-presidential nominee in Chuck Taylor All-Stars got more than 8 million views, as some see different shoes symbolizing a different type of candidate.
The postmaster general faces new allegations of campaign finance violations. Why the pandemic is making it so hard for people to sleep. And your questions about immunity, answered.
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