Airing of Grievances
Donald Trump's comments about a deadly neo-Nazi rally have thrust into the open deeply held doubts about his competency in an extraordinary public airing of worries about a sitting president by his own party
The Brief
Thousands March Against White Nationalism in Boston
Thousands of counter-protesters marched through Boston in response to a right-wing "free speech" rally, one week after deadly clashes erupted at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville
Manhunt for Barcelona Driver and Missing Imam
Authorities in Spain searched for a member of an Islamic extremist cell that staged vehicle attacks in Barcelona and a seaside resort, focusing on links with his Moroccan comrades and a missing imam
Mostly Sunny Skies Expected for the Eclipse
While it was previously predicted that clouds may obscure next week’s historic event for people in half of the country, the National Weather Service's final eclipse prediction says that clouds will be minimal
2nd Police Officer Dies After Shooting in Kissimmee
One police officer was killed and three wounded in nighttime shootings in two Florida cities where the officers were responding to suspected drug activity and reports of a suicide attempt, police said
Prize-Winning Playwright Janusz Glowacki Dies at 78
Renowned Polish-U.S. playwright and screenwriter Janusz Glowacki, who won top prizes for his bitter, ironic analysis of the difficult lives of immigrants, died Saturday at 78. He wrote "Antigone in New York" and "The Fourth Sister"
Trump and First Lady to Skip Kennedy Center Honors
Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump have decided not to attend the Kennedy Center Honors in December after several honorees said they would boycott the annual event due to Trump's politics
Deadly Stabbing Attack in Finland 'A Likely Terror Act'
On Friday, an 18-year-old asylum-seeker from Morocco stabbed nine people in Turku, and apparently targeted women in particular. Two of the victims died. The attacker was shot by police in the thigh
Neo-Nazis and Counter-Protesters Separated in Berlin
Some 500 far-right extremists marched Saturday in Berlin in honor of the 30th anniversary of the death of top Nazi Rudolf Hess — and they were separated by hundreds of heavily armed police
Mnuchin's Yale Class Wants Him to Resign Over Trump
Hundreds of alums from Yale's Class of 1985, the same group that Secretary of Treasury Steve Mnuchin graduated with, have called on their former classmate to resign
7 Wounded in Siberia Stabbing Attack
A knife-wielding man stabbed and wounded seven people on a central street in the Siberian city of Surgut before police shot and killed him. The motive for the mid-day attack was not determined
Why Donald Trump Fired Steve Bannon
Political strategist Steve Bannon, the fiery anti-globalist who prided himself of being a disruptive force, could not win in the White House because he was too much like President Trump: a fighter who couldn't relinquish the spotlight
