Monday 24 August 2020

Portland Police declare 'riot' after officers attacked

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Portland Police declare 'riot' after officers attacked

Portland Police declared a gathering of protesters as a "riot" late on Sunday after saying its officers were attacked with lasers, rocks and bottles.

Trump's diplomatic legacy: lost trust, scarred ties and sanctions

President Donald Trump made some of his flashiest 2016 campaign pledges in foreign policy areas, such as vowing to reevaluate the U.S. relationship with NATO, abandon a landmark nuclear deal with Iran and bring U.S. troops back from "forever wars."

Black man shot, injured by police in Wisconsin city, curfew imposed

Protests erupted in the U.S. city of Kenosha, Wisconsin, following a police shooting there of a reportedly unarmed Black man, prompting officials to impose a curfew.

Small but growing Russian support for QAnon conspiracies seen online

Russian government-supported organizations are playing a small but increasing role amplifying conspiracy theories promoted by QAnon, raising concerns of interference in the November U.S. election.

Factbox: Who is speaking at the Republican National Convention, and why

This week's Republican National Convention will be a four-day celebration of President Donald Trump, featuring a younger generation that may be hoping for a shot at the White House in 2024, as well as a St. Louis couple who brandished guns at anti-racism protesters.

Factbox: Why North Carolina and Wisconsin, U.S. political convention hosts, matter for Trump and Biden

Democrats and Republicans chose Wisconsin and North Carolina, two battleground states that will help decide the Nov. 3 presidential election, to host their nominating conventions before the coronavirus forced them to scale back the events.

As president, Biden would not trash all Trump's foreign policy legacy

When Donald Trump was elected U.S. president in 2016, almost immediately, and with evident relish, he set about trying to demolish Barack Obama's carefully crafted foreign policy legacy.

Federal judge issues stay in Trump challenge of mail balloting in Pennsylvania

A federal judge on Sunday ordered a stay in President Donald Trump's re-election campaign's lawsuit seeking to ban drop boxes and other changes to Pennsylvania's mail-balloting procedures.

Tropical storm Laura likely to become hurricane by Tuesday: U.S. NHC

Tropical storm Laura is forecast to strengthen into a hurricane by early Tuesday, the U.S National Hurricane Center (NHC) said in its latest advisory.

Top U.S. security official says he cannot send law enforcement to polling sites

U.S. President Donald Trump's top homeland security official said on Sunday that his department does not have the authority to send law enforcement to polling sites during the November election despite Trump's suggestion that federal officers could be deployed to guard against election fraud.

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