Portland police say protesters hurled Molotov cocktails at officers in Oregon's largest city during a demonstration over a Kentucky grand jury’s decision to not indict the Kentucky officers in the fatal shooting of Breonna Taylor
The sheriff in Southern California’s Orange County released a grainy photograph that he says shows a Black man grabbing at a deputy’s gun during a struggle on the ground that ended with the fatal shooting of the man
<p>Small business owner featured is leading Georgia Republican who visited White House</p>
<p>The study was undertaken by researchers in the US who analysed nine-year-old children</p>
<p>Alexander Nix’s companies offered ‘unethical services’ including bribery, honey trap stings, and voter disengagement campaigns</p>
<p>Christopher Vialva’s death came more than 20 years after he was convicted of killing two people</p>
<p>Doctors are now warning against excessive black licorice consumption</p>
<p>Electoral victories with popular vote losses happened only four times in US history – twice within the last 20 years</p>
<p>‘The New Zealand experience shows that this strategy is challenging but is an important aspiration’</p>
<p>Largely untested technology will be ‘crucial’ in efforts to reach net zero, International Energy Agency report finds</p>
<p>A Chinese pharmaceutical company says its coronavirus vaccine candidate will be ready for the world by early next year</p>
<p>Film looks at what has been labelled the worst treatment disaster in NHS history</p>
The Pac-12 has decided to play football in the fall, reversing an August decision to postpone until spring because of concerns about COVID-19
<p>The pandemic casts a shadow but we should count our diplomacy wins at this year’s 75th-anniversary event, writes Mary Dejevsky</p>
<p>Kelly Knievel says famed dad did not ‘spill his blood’ for Disney to make money</p>
<p>DUP politician Sammy Wilson pictured without mandatory face covering days after government increased fine to £200</p>
<p>Bust-up over EU policy expected at four-day virtual gathering</p>
<p>The government needs to be creative to get the country back on its feet – and a shorter working week could be the answer. But can it work in the UK, asks Isabelle Gerretsen</p>
<p>David Cronenberg’s JG Ballard adaptation about the erotic fascination with car crashes is about to be re-released, but the controversy that once accompanied it has all but vanished, says Geoffrey Macnab</p>
<p>The prime minister appears to have fallen out of favour with a number of the publications that backed him at the election less than a year ago, writes Sean O’Grady. But does it matter?</p>
<p>It took the creator of the Rubik’s Cube a month to solve his own puzzle, now almost 50 years later there are those that can solve one in 3.47 seconds. Alexandra Alter speaks to the inventor and finds he is still learning from his creation</p>
<p>A dearth of big releases and pandemic-induced closures has forced Cineworld to go cap in hand to its banks, writes James Moore</p>
<p>Editorial: The chancellor’s winter economic plan broadly strikes the right balance and his sombre tone shows a sensitivity to the public mood</p>
<p>The actor smartly stepped in after Paramount tightened its purse strings</p>
<p>Singer underwent kidney transplant in 2017 after complications from lupus </p>