August 27, 2020

As residents see fires and looting, some worry that local Democratic leaders are failing to keep control of the situation.

On the third day of the convention, Vice President Mike Pence and other Republicans portrayed Democrats as tolerant of violence and riots. And they continued to try to soften President Trump’s image.

The chip maker was selected for an Energy Department project meant to show American tech independence. But problems at Intel have thrown a wrench into the effort.

A sharp drop in the value of the lira is testing businesses and residents while they are coping with the pandemic.

New York City gives students a shot at nearly all high schools across the city — except for a handful of top schools in Manhattan.

Jerome H. Powell said the central bank would focus its efforts on fostering a strong labor market while tolerating higher inflation.

The sale of the video app’s U.S. operations is entering its final stages, with two groups having submitted bids.

More games were halted in basketball, baseball and hockey, and the messages from athletes reverberated beyond the sports world.

Dawn Davis, who will become one of the few Black top editors in Condé Nast’s history, will oversee a brand where many workers have complained of discrimination.

New filings again exceeded one million last week, and an extra $300 in jobless pay may not show up before mid-September in most states.

In a 40-minute phone call this week, Mr. Trump struggled to describe how he has changed in office. “I think I’ve just become more guarded than I was four years ago,” he said.

I spend my time talking to experts, trying to envision what the future of the coronavirus crisis looks like. There aren’t a lot of rules on how to do this.