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Mike Pence at RNC: 'We will have law and order on the streets of this country' Vice President Mike Pence said the United States will "have law and order on the streets" during the third night of the Republican National Convention after two people were killed in a protest in Wisconsin.      Moments from the Republican National Convention The four-day, largely virtual Republican National Convention kicked off in Charlotte, N.C., on August 24, 2020. Speakers include President Donald Trump, Sen. Mitch McConnell, former U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley and Rep. Kevin McCarthy.   Laura grows into 'extremely dangerous' Category 4 hurricane Hurricane Laura grew to a Category 4 storm on Wednesday afternoon and is expected to remain at that strength until it arrives on the U.S. Gulf Coast.   NBA postpones 3 games after Milwaukee Bucks' boycott over Wis. shooting The NBA has postponed all three games scheduled for Wednesday after the Milwaukee Bucks' decision to boycott Game 5 of their first-round playoff series against the Orlando Magic.   Bengals' Mackensie Alexander arrested in Florida; father still missing Cincinnati Bengals cornerback Mackensie Alexander was arrested in Florida on one count of battery after leaving the team's training camp to be with his family as authorities continue to search for his missing father.   San Francisco Giants trade veteran catcher Rob Brantly to New York Yankees The New York Yankees acquired veteran catcher Rob Brantly from the San Francisco Giants.   17-year-old arrested in shooting deaths at Wisconsin protest Authorities on Wednesday arrested a 17-year-old male they said shot three people, killing two, during overnight protests in Wisconsin over the police shooting of Jacob Blake.   ACLU sues Trump administration over federal agents at Portland protests The American Civil Liberties Union sued the Trump administration over the actions of federal agents they accused of beating, tear-gassing and abducting protesters in Portland, Ore.   U.S. government executes Lezmond Mitchell despite objections by Navajo Nation The U.S. government carried out its fourth execution of the year Wednesday -- that of the only Native American on death row -- despite objections by Navajo leaders.   Indiana Pacers fire head coach Nate McMillan after four seasons The Indiana Pacers have fired head coach Nate McMillan after his team was swept in the first round of the NBA playoffs by the Miami Heat.   Appeals court sides with transgender students in Virginia bathroom case A federal appeals court on Wednesday ruled in favor of a transgender man who sued his former high school in Virginia over restroom access.   House Democrats limit subpoenas seeking Trump's financial information Two House committees on Wednesday announced they plan to narrow subpoenas seeking President Donald Trump's financial records after the Supreme Court sent the requests back to lower courts.   U.S. troops injured after Russian military vehicle altercation in Syria Four U.S. service members sustained injuries after an altercation with a Russian military vehicle in Syria, U.S. officials said Wednesday.   California wildfires burn 1.32 million acres, weather improves Some 700 wildfires, many sparked by lightning, in California have burned more than 1.32 million acres in the state resulting in seven deaths and destroying 1,700 structures.   More evacuees flee in Texas, Louisiana as Hurricane Laura nears Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards called on residents in the path of Hurricane Laura to evacuate as soon as possible Wednesday as the Category 4 storm took aim at the Gulf Coast.   Climate scientists now know how cold it got during the last ice age Scientists have calculated the average global temperature during the last ice age.   Advanced Patriot missile fails in live-fire test The U.S. Army's most advanced Patriot missile misfired during a major test of the Army's Integrated Battle Command System, an Army official confirmed.   'Tips' campaign helped more than 1M in U.S. quit smoking, CDC says More than 1 million American adults quit smoking between 2012 and 2018 after seeing messages from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's "Tips From Former Smokers" campaign, according to new figures.   S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite hit new records, Salesforce surges 26% Salesforce stock surged on Wednesday following news it would join the Dow Jones Industrial Average, leading a rise in tech stocks that helped push the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite to new records.   Immune systems differences may explain why COVID-19 hits men harder Researchers say they've uncovered significant differences in how male and female immune systems respond to the new coronavirus.   Watch: Nail salon employees dig through dumpster for customer's lost ring Employees at a Texas nail salon went dumpster diving behind the business to reunite a customer with a wedding ring that accidentally ended up in the trash.   More climbers successfully summit Mount Everest, death rate stays the same The success rate of climbers attempting to summit Mount Everest has doubled over the last 30 years, despite a dramatic increase in climbing traffic. But new research suggests the death rate remains flat at 1 percent.   Woman wins $760,482 using lottery numbers from a dream An Ontario woman who scored a lottery jackpot worth more than $750,000 told officials her winning numbers came to her in a dream.   Report: Veterans more likely to leave federal jobs over lack of satisfaction Veterans employed by the government are leaving those positions at a higher rate than non-veterans, a Government Accountability Office report says.   | |||||||||||||||||||||
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U.S. Flood Strategy Shifts to ‘Unavoidable’ Relocation of Entire NeighborhoodsUsing tax dollars to move whole communities out of flood zones, an idea long dismissed as radical, is swiftly becoming policy, marking a new and more disruptive phase of climate change.   Trump Takes Night Off From Anti-Immigrant Talk to Swear In U.S. CitizensFive new American citizens were stunned to be naturalized at a White House ceremony during the Republican National Convention. Some said they did not know they were being broadcast until friends called to tell them. How Chaos in Kenosha Is Already Swaying Some Voters in WisconsinAs residents see fires and looting, some worry that local Democratic leaders are failing to keep control of the situation. Led by N.B.A., Boycotts Disrupt Pro Sports in Wake of Blake ShootingThe boycotts, including games in the W.N.B.A., Major League Baseball and Major League Soccer, come as athletes have wondered whether speaking out against systemic racism would be enough to influence change. Top U.S. Officials Told C.D.C. to Soften Coronavirus Testing GuidelinesThe Centers for Disease Control and Prevention abruptly changed its recommendations, saying people without Covid-19 symptoms should not get tested. Trump’s Suburban StrategySet against the backdrop of unrest, Republicans are using a law and order message to appeal to a powerful voting bloc. R.N.C. Rewrites Trump’s Racism — and America’sThe Black speakers have a job to do: erase history and cloud reality. ‘We Did the Exact Right Thing,’ Says Our Glorious LeaderSo why does the United States have 4 percent of the world’s population and 22 percent of coronavirus deaths? More of Your Coronavirus Testing Questions, AnsweredOur readers sent in smart questions about this thorny issue. Three Trump Supporters Have a New Target: GermanyThe United States needs allies. Punishing Berlin over a Russian gas pipeline is a needless provocation. What Jerry Falwell Jr. Taught Me at Liberty UniversityHere’s how a Christian education can go wrong. Republican Convention: Best and Worst Moments From Night 2Our columnists and contributors give their rankings. ‘I Fear That We Are Witnessing the End of American Democracy’The frank racism of the contemporary Republican agenda is on display at the R.N.C. California, We Can’t Go On Like ThisVirus, heat, fire, blackouts. It’s just another summer in the nation’s most populous state. The Epic Shamelessness of the Republican ConventionNorms are for chumps, not for Trumps. Why Only the Republicans Are Talking About AbortionThe G.O.P. convention featured an extreme anti-abortion activist. The Democrats mostly kept mum. 11 Female Voices, From Age 13 to 110, on Why the Vote Matters“Your right.” “A duty.” “A very sacred act.” A century after suffrage, women reflect on what it means to them. How ‘MTV Cribs’ Rewired My Brain, and Maybe Yours TooThe show gave us a giddy peek at the nouveau riche celebrities of the 2000s. It also made “fake it until you make it” the Millennial ethos. I Don’t Know If My Relationship Will Survive the PandemicAs domestic pressures mount inside homes, we could see an uptick in more breakups, separations and divorces. Sailor Investigated for Arson in U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard FireIt took four days to extinguish the July fire on the U.S.S. Bonhomme Richard, which rendered the ship inoperative. Yale Professor Jed Rubenfeld Suspended After Sexual Harassment InquiryJed Rubenfeld, a high-profile professor who helped students obtain sought-after clerkships, denied he had harassed anyone. Brother of Impeachment Witness Says His Firing Was a Whistle-Blower ReprisalYevgeny Vindman, Alexander S. Vindman’s brother, says he was fired in retaliation for his role in the impeachment inquiry and for raising ethics and legal concerns about the national security adviser. U.S. Troops Injured in Syria After Collision With Russian VehiclesThe altercation is the latest clash between Russian and American ground patrols in northeastern Syria after the United States withdrew from much of that area last fall. Sarah Turney Sought Justice on TikTok. Now Her Father Is Charged With Homicide.Alissa Turney disappeared in 2001, when she was 17. Her younger sister, Sarah Turney, has been investigating the case on social media. How to Handle Separation Anxiety Meltdowns in KidsThe pandemic has made some children even more worried about leaving the sides of parents and caregivers. The Lesson We’re Learning From TikTok? It’s All About Our DataWe should minimize how much we share with all of our favorite and not-so-favorite apps. Here’s how. Itzhak Perlman, Violin Legend, Still Proves the Critics WrongTurning 75 this month, he has been so ubiquitous for so long that it is easy to take him for granted. In U.F.C., Retirement Threats Are the Fighters’ New LeverageBecause of ironclad contracts, threatening to retire is perhaps one of the main negotiating tactics available to fighters seeking to improve their deals. Changing My Name Allowed Me to Move OnFor some of us, shedding the old is less an act of vanity than of self-respect. Lucas Giolito's No-Hitter Is a Triumph for a Rebuilt PitcherLucas Giolito of the White Sox struck out 13 Pirates and won, 1-0, in the best performance of baseball’s restarted season. Dark Portrait of a Childhood Wins International Booker Prize“The Discomfort of Evening,” Marieke Lucas Rijneveld’s debut novel, was a best seller in the Netherlands and left critics in Britain shaken but impressed. Melania Trump's Convention Outfit: Ready for Battle!The first lady’s words during her speech at the Republican National Convention said one thing, but her suit said another. More Recent Articles
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