Mr. Kaine, a former governor of Virginia who is now on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, speaks fluent Spanish and has a strong friendship with Mrs. Clinton.

Hillary Clinton Selects Tim Kaine, a Popular Senator From a Swing State, as Running Mate

Mr. Kaine, Hillary Clinton’s running mate, a senator and former governor of Virginia, is known for his calm temperament, willingness to build bridges and Catholic faith.

Tim Kaine: A Self-Effacing Senator in a Sharp-Elbows Era

Some competitors spend thousands on highly specialized bikes with electronic shifts and improved aerodynamics.

At New York City Triathlon, an Arms Race as Cyclists Vie for an Edge

Alphabet’s X research lab is still being asked to imagine the impossible. Only now, under pressure from investors, it has to imagine making money, too.

They Promised Us Jet Packs. They Promised the Bosses Profit.

The residents of a historic Long Island Sound enclave react to their superstar neighbor and her superstar friends with old-money indifference.

Taylor Swift Is Summering in Rhode Island. Locals Just Shake It Off.

How Cheryl Karcher, a prominent New York doctor arrested on charges of forging patient prescriptions to support her drug habit, got her life back.

The Unlikely Comeback of the ‘Pill-Popping Dermatologist’

The motivations of the gunman, an 18-year-old dual German-Iranian citizen, remained unclear. He had been treated for depression and complained of being bullied.

Munich Killer Was Troubled, but Had No Terrorist Ties, Germany Says

Mrs. Clinton appeared with Mr. Kaine in Miami, who peppered his remarks with Spanish in a bid to woo Hispanic voters in the swing state of Florida.

Hillary Clinton and Tim Kaine Debut Ticket in Battleground of Florida

With the coming release of “Coin Heist,” Adaptive Studios will test its idea of turning neglected Hollywood scripts into books and movies.

A Hollywood Start-Up Sees New Life in Dead Movie Scripts

A shift in the way companies deduct stock options will raise reported net earnings, but it could also rekindle a debate about low U.S. corporate taxes.

A Profit Bump for Companies, and Tax Transparency for Investors

Hillary Clinton’s running mate fervently opposed capital punishment, but carried it out 11 times as governor of Virginia, while granting clemency only once.

On Death Penalty Cases, Tim Kaine Revealed Inner Conflict

Current and former employees describe instances of sexual harassment and intimidation, suggesting that Roger Ailes’s exit may not be the end of the network’s woes.

At Fox News, Kisses, Innuendo, Propositions and Fears of Reprisal

Studies show rewards backfire. But what if they don’t come in cold, hard cash?

The Right Way to Bribe Your Kids to Read

How is it possible that we still don’t really know the most famous woman in America?

Behind Hillary’s Mask

The grass, which will make its global debut at the Rio Olympics, may also play a key role in the sport’s potential growth in South America after the Olympics.

Resilient Golf Turf Faces Test at Olympics

Riding along with officers illuminated fears they confront, compassionate gestures from the public after two recent ambushes against the police, and varied responses to the Black Lives Matter movement.

One Police Shift: Patrolling an Anxious America

Harrison has begun to cause a stir for New York City F.C., the fulfillment of a dream that began when he was a boy and his mother withdrew him from Manchester United’s youth academy.

Jack Harrison’s U.S. Soccer Path Started With a Choice in England by His Mother

Wheeler has not pitched in a game since he had Tommy John surgery in March 2015. If he does not appear in the minor leagues by next month, he may wait until next season.

Zack Wheeler Is Eager to Return to the Mets, but Time Is Running Out

Quotation of the day for Saturday, July 23, 2016.

Quotation of the Day

Reyes, who left the Mets for the Marlins after the 2011 season, scored two runs and drove in another after entering the game with a .213 batting average.

Mets Top Marlins as Jose Reyes Excels Against His Former Team

San Francisco shortstop Brandon Crawford’s decision to forgo a toss to second for a forceout cost his team when his awkward throw to first for a double play sailed high, allowing the winning run to score.

Risky Throw Allows the Yankees to Escape the Giants

Rounding up some of the notable things that were said at the Republican National Convention.

Quotes From Donald Trump’s Convention

Cable news was already a tough game. Then Roger Ailes and Fox changed all the rules.

What It Was Like to Compete Against Roger Ailes and Fox News

The dependability of Addison Reed and Jeurys Familia has led to their big workloads and prompted the team’s desire to add a reliable reliever.

Mets Hope to Add a Reliever to a Dominating Duo

The guide, which originally compared correspondents to spies, now lauds “independent reporting,” but leaves unchanged other sections scholarly critics called inaccurate.

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Headlines from July 23, 2016

Hillary Clinton Selects Tim Kaine, a Popular Senator From a Swing State, as Running Mate

Tim Kaine: A Self-Effacing Senator in a Sharp-Elbows Era

At New York City Triathlon, an Arms Race as Cyclists Vie for an Edge

They Promised Us Jet Packs. They Promised the Bosses Profit.

Taylor Swift Is Summering in Rhode Island. Locals Just Shake It Off.

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