Tuesday's Headlines: Biden calls Trump ‘a toxic presence’ who is encouraging violence in America
Trump's illuminating defense of Kyle Rittenhouse; Joe Biden seeks to set the record straight on the topic he knows best: Himself; Citizenship applicants caught in backlog distraught over inability to vote this year; Fears of more unrest in Portland after shooting; Trump retweets video tying BLM, antifa to an assault. Neither group was involved.; President Trump to visit Kenosha as local officials ask him to stay away; Twitter deletes claim minimizing coronavirus death toll, which Trump retweeted; The nation's public health agencies are ailing when they're needed most; Trump boasts about a great economic record. Too bad it's Obama's.; Trump will suffocate the intelligence community to get reelected ; Trump isn't calling for unity. He's stoking rage.; Scared that Trump can come back to beat Biden? Good.; Cornered, Trump tries to foment a race war; The Vatican should speak up on China's repression in Hong Kong and beyond; Federal workers will have taxes deferred under Trump's order, sparking outcry; Hong Kong refugees captured at sea spent months plotting their daring dash to freedom; Trump administration rolls back Obama-era rule aimed at limiting toxic wastewater from coal plants
The former vice president struck a centrist note in his remarks in Pittsburgh, condemning both the destruction in the streets and President Trump for creating a culture that he said has exacerbated it.
By Matt Viser, Ashley Parker and Chelsea Janes ●Read more »
The president offered his first public comments about Kyle Rittenhouse, a supporter who was charged with murder in Kenosha, Wis., and other Trump supporters who converged on Portland.
Saturday's fatal shooting again put on edge a city that has seen three months of nightly demonstrations, some of them violent, and sparked political consequences across the country.
By Faiz Siddiqui, Matt Zapotosky and Isaac Stanley-Becker ●Read more »
The video, from October 2019, was originally posted by a person who "identified himself as an advocate of White people creating their own 'nations' for supposed 'protection' from racial minorities."
Fact Checker | Analysis●By Elyse Samuels ●Read more »
The president is expected to get a chilly reception from state and local leaders when he brings his campaign message of law and order to Kenosha on Tuesday.
By Robert Klemko, Mark Berman and Tim Craig ●Read more »
Epidemiologists, academics and local health officials across the country say that weaknesses in the nation's public health system continue to leave the United States poorly prepared to handle the coronavirus pandemic.
The U.S. government will implement an across-the-board payroll tax deferral for roughly 1 million federal employees starting in mid-September, potentially forcing those workers to take a temporary financial boost now that they will have to repay next year.
The rule would have forced the plants to treat wastewater with more modern, effective methods in order to curb toxic metals such as arsenic and mercury from contaminating lakes, rivers and streams near their facilities.
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