July 16, 2016

The rampage opened a frightening new landscape of terrorism, using a weapon that is ubiquitous on roads in the United States and was encouraged by Al Qaeda years ago.

The statements strike the same chords of hostility and suspicion toward Muslims and immigrants that are at the heart of Mr. Trump’s appeal to many voters.

The suspect in the rampage that killed 84 people in Nice had run-ins with the law but no record of radicalization, and left no declaration of a motive.

Over the span of his career, project after project has produced allegations of bad faith, broken promises, blatant lies or outright fraud.

As Yahoo puts itself on the auction block, some of its first employees revisit their youth spent building a company that defined the early web.