Sunday's Headlines: Trump fixates on promise of a vaccine — real or not — as key to reelection bid
Trump, behind Biden in polls, grasps for a message that resonates; Fox News colleagues defend reporter after Trump Twitter attack over confirmation of Atlantic reporting ; Tension rises in Louisville, while violence breaks out in Rochester; 32 Black federal prosecutors in D.C. have a plan to make justice system more fair; This rural Va. community thought it could escape the pandemic. Now it has among the highest number of new cases in the state.; Labor Day could fuel another rise in infections if people aren't cautious, experts say; The election will likely spark violence — and a constitutional crisis; Trump's tweets are famous. But this is the Facebook presidency.; High turnout among his base is unlikely to save Trump; Trump's rush for a covid vaccine could make it less likely to work; Presidents are expected to set the national tone. What we got with Trump has been catastrophic.; My daughter is struggling with first grade — and she blames herself; In new book, Cohen describes alleged episodes of Trump racism ; U.S. considers cutting trade with China's biggest maker of chips; Authentic pulls off upset in a Kentucky Derby like no other at Churchill Downs
The campaign gambit is aimed at improving his standing with an electorate that overwhelmingly disapproves of his management of the pandemic. A spokesman for Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden said Biden is eager for a swift coronavirus vaccine, but not at the expense of safety.
By Philip Rucker, Josh Dawsey and Yasmeen Abutaleb ●Read more »
He 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.
National security reporter Jennifer Griffin found sources to validate key aspects of the story about the president's alleged disparagement of fallen U.S. troops.
Two groups of armed activists faced off in Louisville near a city square where demonstrators for Breonna Taylor, the woman killed by police in March, have long gathered. The crowds parted ways peacefully after police in riot gear arrived.
By Chuck Culpepper, Samantha Schmidt, Jessica Wolfrom and Juliet Eilperin ●Read more »
As they watched demonstrations for racial justice, they looked at how the system can change from within. Their memo offers a glimpse into the growing angst among prosecutors within the largest U.S. attorney's office.
According to Donald Trump's former lawyer, Michael Cohen, Trump disparaged Latinos and Blacks as "too stupid" to vote for him, and admired the way Vladimir Putin runs Russia.
By Ashley Parker and Rosalind Helderman ●Read more »
The Defense Department said it is working to determine whether the Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corp. should be added to the so-called Entity List.
When Authentic held off betting favorite Tiz the Law in the stretch, he kept the latter from a chance at history in four weeks and delivered trainer Bob Baffert a record-tying sixth Derby win.
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