U.S. Flood Strategy Shifts to 'Unavoidable' Relocation of Entire Neighborhoods
Thursday, August 27, 2020 | |
| By Jonathan Martin and Alexander Burns 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. | | | By Christopher Flavelle Using tax dollars to move whole communities out of flood zones, an idea long dismissed as radical, is swiftly becoming policy, marking a new and more disruptive phase of climate change. | | | By Sheryl Gay Stolberg The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention abruptly changed its recommendations, saying people without Covid-19 symptoms should not get tested. | | |
| U.S. By The New York Times Large new outbreaks emerged on campuses as students returned for the fall semester. | | | Opinion By Thomas B. Edsall The frank racism of the contemporary Republican agenda is on display at the R.N.C. | | |
| By Erik Ljung, Katie G. Nelson and McKenzie Marshall Unrest in Kenosha, Wis., continued after the police shooting of Jacob Blake, a Black resident. Peaceful demonstrations earlier in the day gave way to chaos as law enforcement faced off with protesters. | | | By Reuters Flooding from heavy rains in Charikar, Afghanistan, killed nearly 80 people, according to an official, and destroyed dozens of homes. | | | The Wisconsin Division of Criminal Investigation will lead the inquiry into the shooting of Jacob Blake as part of a standard process by the state, Kenosha's police chief said. | | |
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