Former President George W. Bush and Senator Mitt Romney won’t support Mr. Trump’s re-election, and other G.O.P. officials are mulling a vote for Joe Biden. Continue reading Vote for Trump? These Republican Leaders Aren’t on the Bandwagon.

The high-profile episode, after days of protests in Washington, was a turning point in the military’s response to unrest in the city. Continue reading Pentagon Ordered National Guard Helicopters’ Aggressive Response in D.C.

Crowds of thousands thronged bridges and blocked streets in largely peaceful demonstrations. Continue reading Protests in N.Y.C. Continue for a 10th Day: Live Updates

Two officers face felony assault charges after shoving a protester in Buffalo. Thousands march around the world. Continue reading Live Updates: Protests Swell in U.S. and Beyond as George Floyd Is Mourned Near His Birthplace

The mayor, Han Kuo-yu, had tried to win the presidency just months ago on a Beijing-friendly platform. His removal in a recall vote reflects a stunning reversal and a hardening of Taiwan’s attitude toward China. Continue reading Voters in Taiwan Oust a Pro-China Mayor

Police found images and videos of sexual abuse of children, filmed in a cabin in western Germany. They have arrested 11 people so far, but believe many more were involved. Continue reading Child Pornography Ring Is Broken Up in Germany, Police Say

James Stewart blamed a voice-to-text translator for adding the word good in this sentence: “I don’t believe there’s ever been a good person of color killed by a police officer.” Continue reading Temecula Mayor Resigns Amid Uproar Over Email About Police Killings

Half a decade after a spate of officer-involved deaths inspired widespread protest, many police unions are digging in to defend members. Continue reading How Police Unions Became Such Powerful Opponents to Reform Efforts