Democrats Have Their Doubts About Biden's Bipartisan Bonhomie
Thursday, August 20, 2020 | |
| By Astead W. Herndon and Lisa Lerer Senator Kamala Harris became the first woman of color on a major party ticket, while former President Barack Obama condemned President Trump by name and issued a grim warning about the durability of American democracy. | | | By Jonathan Martin and Carl Hulse Twelve years after he left the Senate, a President Biden would find a Capitol that is far more partisan and less open to deal-making than the one that shaped his views of legislating. | | | News Analysis By Adam Nagourney and Katie Glueck As a barrier-breaking candidate, and as the running mate to a 77-year-old, Ms. Harris arrives at the Democratic convention carrying an extraordinary set of hopes and expectations from party members. | | |
| Magazine | At War By John Ismay Racial strife aboard a Navy ship left three men facing the threat of the death penalty. They became little more than statistics in the military's dismal record of race relations in the Vietnam era. | | | Opinion By Thomas B. Edsall 2020 is the struggle between racial liberalism and racial conservatism. | | |
| By The New York Times Senator Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for the vice presidency, making her the first Black woman and the first Indian-American woman on a national ticket for a major party. | | | By The Associated Press Wildfires in California's Sonoma and Napa Counties have forced many residents to evacuate. | | | By The Associated Press Prime Minister Scott Morrison of Australia signed a deal with the drugmaker AstraZeneca to manufacture a coronavirus vaccine and provide it free to 25 million Australians. | | |
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