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Man Is Shot in Charlotte as Unrest Stretches to Second NightViolence broke out in a “civilian on civilian” confrontation during protests in the city’s Uptown district over the death of Keith Scott.     
Scene in Charlotte After Shots FiredAt least one person was shot on Wednesday night during protests in uptown Charlotte, N.C., about the fatal shooting of Keith L. Scott by the police. Why First Aid Is Often Lacking in the Moments After a Police ShootingA police research group suggests that departments install requirements for officers to render first aid, even to people they may have just shot.
Flagged Two Times in 2014, Ahmad Rahami Passed ScrutinyMr. Rahami, accused of carrying out bombings in New York and New Jersey last weekend, had drawn federal attention after he traveled to Pakistan and his father reported concerns. Your Evening BriefingHere’s what you need to know at the end of the day.
Hillary Clinton Outlines Vision of More Job Opportunities for People With DisabilitiesIn Florida, Mrs. Clinton called for a more “inclusive economy” for a group of Americans who are too often “overlooked and undervalued.” Clinton Stresses Support for DisabledHillary Clinton called for more job opportunities for the disabled in a speech in Orlando, Fla., saying, “We’ve got to build an inclusive economy that welcomes people with disabilities.” Donald Trump Embraces Wider Use of Stop-and-Frisk by PoliceMr. Trump’s endorsement of the aggressive crime-fighting tactic, whose legality has been challenged, collides with his recent courtship of African-American voters. Who Hates Free Trade Treaties? Surprisingly, Not VotersSupport for trade agreements in general, and the pending Pacific pact in particular, stands in notable contrast to the toxicity of trade this election season. Corey Lewandowski Continues to Be Paid by Donald Trump’s CampaignThe former campaign manager, who has since joined CNN as a commentator, was paid $20,000 in August by the Trump team for “strategy consulting.” Test Run: How to Use Google to Plan Your TripGoogle Maps revolutionized how you get from point A to point B. Google Trips aims to to do the same for how you vacation. Fight Between Saudis and 9/11 Families Escalates in WashingtonPresident Obama is facing pressure from each side of legislation allowing families to sue Saudi Arabia. He has said he will veto the bill. Matter: How We Got Here: DNA Points to a Single Migration From AfricaUnprecedented DNA analyses of people in indigenous populations suggest that almost all non-Africans trace their roots to one migration from the continent. Modern Technology Unlocks Secrets of Damaged Biblical ScrollExperts using a computer imaging program have virtually unwrapped a charred ancient scroll and recovered a fragment of the authoritative text of the Hebrew Bible. Imaging Software Advancing ArchaeologyA computer imaging program can virtually unwrap and read ancient scrolls. Fair Game: In Wells Fargo’s Bogus Accounts, Echoes of Foreclosure AbusesThe bank’s practice of opening fake accounts and charging customers fees to do so has parallels with its mistreatment of some borrowers after the financial crisis. In Cranes’ Shadow, Los Angeles Strains to See a Future With Less SprawlAn economic resurgence has prompted a debate about height and neighborhood character, and, most of all, what the city should look like a generation from now. Port Authority Chief Testifies Christie Ally Pressured Him to Reclose Lanes to BridgePatrick J. Foye, the executive director of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, said that Gov. Chris Christie’s top appointee at the agency came to his office more than once to ask that the lanes be closed. Mark Zuckerberg and Priscilla Chan Pledge $3 Billion to Fighting DiseaseThe Facebook co-founder and his wife announced an effort to prevent, cure or at least manage all diseases by the end of this century. John Kerry Urges Grounding of Military Aircraft in ‘Key Areas’ of SyriaMr. Kerry’s proposal Wednesday at the United Nations Security Council amounted to an 11th-hour effort to test Russian intentions in Syria. Immigrants Aren’t Taking Americans’ Jobs, New Study FindsResearchers found that, over the long term, immigration had no negative effects on the wages and jobs of native-born workers. Maternal Mortality Rate in U.S. Rises, Defying Global Trend, Study FindsGlobal death rates related to pregnancies fell by more than a third from 2000 to 2015. But the United States has gone against the grain, new data show. Leon Cooperman, a Billionaire Charged With Insider Trading, Prepares to FightThe Securities and Exchange Commission said Mr. Cooperman used inside information to buy Atlas Pipeline Partners stock before an asset sale. Isle of Man, Flourishing in Britain’s Shadow, Faces Pivotal VoteThe British vote to leave the E.U. and changing views on topics like abortion are forcing the crown dependency to confront big issues in elections on Thursday. Entire Indiana Fever Team Kneels During Anthem Before Playoff GameThe gesture came in the wake of police shootings in Tulsa and Charlotte, and many other professional athletes have joined either side of the protest movement. Sports of The Times: Good Bat? Cannon Arm? Jewish? Sign Him Up!Players with a Jewish parent or grandparent are eligible for Israeli citizenship, which means they can play for the Israeli team at the World Baseball Classic qualifiers. The Blessed, Cursed Life of Bon IverThe 35-year-old musician Justin Vernon asks himself many questions over the course of his new record, “22, a Million,” which was influenced by numbers. The Art of GarbageMierle Laderman Ukeles, the unsalaried artist in residence for the New York Department of Sanitation, is having a retrospective at the Queens Museum. Jane Fonda: The Reluctant FashionistaThe actress auctions items from her closet, including the Yves Saint Laurent Mao pantsuit she wore to accept her “Klute” Oscar — and even her workout leotard. More Recent Articles
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