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A Misuse Of Force Or A Mistake?

Union chief: North Miami officer was aiming at man with autism, not his health care worker

After Charles Kinsey was shot by police, he says he asked the officer why he was shot, "and his words to me, he said, 'I don't know.' " But the head of the local police union says the officer had actually been trying to shoot Kinsey's patient, fearing for Kinsey's safety — but he missed.

'This not a case of a rogue cop'

Fun With Facts

'We will honor the American people with the truth': Fact-checking Trump

Our politics team broke out their red pens and highlighters to break down Donald Trump's address to the Republican National Convention. Here are all the corrections, context and analysis you may have missed when listening to the speech the first time.

NPR's full fact check

5 Facts About Kaine

Wait, who is Tim Kaine?

Well, here's a start: He's the guy Hillary Clinton picked for her running mate. The self-described "boring" Virginia senator has served at nearly every level of government — yet Kaine's big debut as Clinton's running mate may very well be most Americans' first introduction to the man.

So, we drew up this handy-dandy primer

Community Cookout, Gone National

Black Lives Matter And Kansas police planned a cookout. They didn't expect the response

Never underestimate the power of the humble barbecue. Last week, uniformed officers gathered with residents in Wichita, Kan., dancing and eating — and, after social media took notice, leaping to the top of Facebook's trending topics.

Check out the fun

Goats And Soda Newsletter

Here are the stories of life in a changing world

Should you cancel a trip because of Zika? How is the guinea worm going the way of the dodo? What's the best way to keep mosquitoes from biting? For answers both vast and tiny, Goats and Soda has you covered — with all the latest global health and development news.

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