World Jul 27 Price of gold surges but stocks mixed amid U.S.-China feud and pandemic Major indexes in London, Tokyo and Hong Kong declined while Frankfurt and Shanghai edged up. U.S. stock futures were slightly higher ahead of the open.
Nation Jul 26 ProPublica posts NYPD records, bypassing judge's blockade Days after a federal judge paused the public release of New York City police disciplinary records, a news website has published a database containing complaint information for thousands of officers.
Nation Jul 25 Competing protesters converge on Breonna Taylor's hometown Hundreds of armed, predominantly Black, activists demanded justice for Breonna Taylor during peaceful demonstrations Saturday in her Kentucky hometown that drew counter-protesters from a white militia group.
World Jul 25 Brazil's Bolsonaro says he tested negative for coronavirus Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said Saturday that he has tested negative for the new coronavirus, based on a fourth test since he said July 7 that he had the virus.
Nation Jul 24 WATCH: Seattle mayor calls for peace as federal agents descend on city Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan was beseeching residents on Friday who planned to protest over the weekend to remain peaceful and not "take the bait" from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Education Jul 24 Two Detroit students test positive for COVID-19 after attending summer school More than 250 students have been tested since U.S. District Judge Arthur Tarnow’s order Tuesday mandated tests as a condition for attendance.
Economy Jul 24 Wall Street dips as tension mounts between U.S. and China The coronavirus pandemic remains the most dominant force in markets, with its potential to destroy lives and economies. But other risks are also bubbling up, headlined by Friday's worsening relations between the United States and China.
Politics Jul 24 WATCH: Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany says 'law and order will prevail' in Portland The press briefing comes as COVID-19 cases and deaths soar nationwide and as President Donald Trump changed plans for the RNC.
Nation Jul 24 U.S. protesters, journalists need their rights protected, says U.N. human rights office The U.N. human rights office says protesters in U.S. cities including Portland, Oregon -- and the journalists covering them -- must be able to take part in peaceful demonstrations without risking arbitrary arrest, detention, unnecessary use of force or other…
Nation Jul 24 Christopher Columbus statues taken down at two Chicago parks Two statues of Christopher Columbus that stood in Chicago parks have been taken down at the direction of Mayor Lori Lightfoot, a week after protesters trying to topple one of the monuments to the Italian explorer clashed with police.