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The Brief 'THEPECKING ORDERINSIDE THE WEST WINGRUNSDIRECTLY THROUGH THE TRUMPFAMILYTREE. ' —NEXT PAGE UAKE AMERICA RONG AGAIN 物を M P 0 0 を・第第物 The President attacked the press 0 れ d ″ OW Republicans 砒 0 raucous Aug. 22 event ⅲ Phoenix like the racially charged chaos that had FORABOUTADAYIT SEEMED THAT defined the previous week. He even president Donald Trump had em- praised racial and religious diversity in braced the part ofhis job that is not the military. Would he finally deliver on just tweets and bluster. Standing in an his campaign promise tO start behav- auditorium Of enlisted military—with ing more presidential than anyone but much ofhis war Cabinet in the front Abraham Lincoln? row looklng somber—the President lt turns out, no. As much Ofthe checked his gut on Afghanistan, the country has learned begrudgingly, U. S. ?s longe st war. "My original instinct it's hard tO change a man whO rose tO was t0 pull out; ” Trump said 0 Ⅱ Aug. 21 , the top defying all expectations. You brushing aside his years of mouthing can merely hope t0 limit the collateral offagainst the conflict. "But all my life, l've heard that decisions are much dif- damage ・ A day after his speech at Fort Myer, ferent when you sit behind the desk in the former real estate developer was the Ov 0 伍 ce. ” back onstage ⅲ Arizona as Trump SO Trump rebooted yet agaln and the Tormentor. He lashed out atABC performed like previous Presidents. He News' "little George Stephanopoulos," stood before the flags as he announced praised the "heritage ” contained in an unspecified increase in troops fight- Confederate statues and knocked CNN ing the 16-year-01d conflict. For the for firing ' poorJeffrey" Lord, a Trump audience at home it lOOked nothing POLITICS Trump tries presidential, before reve rting tO old habits By PhiIip Ⅲ 0 の 39Vb•N 一 A トト 39 5 PHOTOGRAPH BY RALPH FRESO

TheView ・ WE ARE QUICKER TO WEEP, QUICKER TO RAGE, QUICKER TO RISE UP. ' —NEXT PAGE SP0rts C00t00 d00 「 pool 12 1 Princess D greets 0 crowd during herfirst 0 が ci visit tO Wales, ⅲ 1981 her marriage tO prince Charles was I MET PRINCESS DIANAIN 1991 , breaking down. She spoke of adultery when I was 11 years 01d. I belonged t0 on both sides and ofher struggles the ch0ir 0fSt. George's Chapel, Wind- with bulimia. lnstead ofbeing a future sor Castle, and we sang services for the Queen ofthe country, she said, she royal family on occasion. Diana came tO wished t0 be a "queen ofpeople's talk tO us boys in the cloisters after one hearts. ” The British press sneered. such service, being the mother Ofsons Yet now, 20 years after her death, on close tO our age. The conversation was Aug ・ 31 , 1997 , this is her legacy: less a mostly about the hardships ofboard- queen ofhearts, perhaps, than a queen ing school, and one ofour number ad- ofthe heart. Demonstrating the cour- mitted tO missing his family. "Me tOO' ” age to break out 0fa rigidly hidebound she replied. I remember it seeming establishment tO expose notjust her curious at the time—isn't she with her failing marriage but also her wounded family? —but I am old enough now t0 feelings—that wasn't something people realize that her replywas characteristic did in the mid-'90s, not in Britain. Of D iana, at least as the public came tO Those were changing times, hOW- know her: expressive, empathetic and ever. The ruling Conservative Party giving ofherself, perhaps t00 much so. that gave us Winston Churchill, lt was this Diana wh0 would give Harold McMiIIan and Margaret a nakedly confessional interview tO Thatcher was then coming apart, the BBC's Martin Bashir in 1995 as CULTURE HOW Diana became Britain's 'queen Of the heart' By Dan Stewart/London S 39V 一Å 113 9 PHOTOGRAPH BYTIM GRAHAM

DATA おを SPEED TEST Singapore hasthe world's fastest broadband speeds, according tothe new S peedtest G lObaI lndex, a monthly globalranking that allows you tO compare your speed with the national average. Here's a sample Of countries and their average speeds in 」 uly's rankings, by megabits per second: 4 OVER THE MOON A pair Of newlyweds, Nathan Mauger and Connie Young, toast the solar eclipse on Aug. 21 with theirwedding party at ManitO park's Rose Garden in Spokane, Wash. The couple exchanged vows on the morning Ofthe cosmic event, dubbed the Great American Eclipse. According tO NASA, the tOtal eclipse could be viewed in 14 states across the U. S. Photograph by COlin Mulvany—The Spokesman-Review/AP ユ 54-38 Singapore 9 ュ .48 Romania icant autonomy. Within days, tens ofthousands Of Hong Kong jails its first protesters tOOk tO the streets in a 79-day occupation known as the Umbrella Movement. prisoners Of conscience THE PUNISHMENT The three were convicted in THREE OF HONG KONG'S MOST INFLUENTIAL summer 2016 on charges ofunlawful assembly activists, Joshua Wong, 20 , Nathan Law, 24 , and and inciting unrest and sentenced tO community Alex Chow, 27 , were sentenced on Aug. 17 tO six- tO service. But on Aug. 17 an 叩 peals court ruled the eight-month prison terms for their roles in the 2014 punishment tOO SOft and sent them immediately Umbrella Movement protests, dealing a major blow tO prison. The new sentences mean they will be tO the territory 's youthful democracy movement. barred 仕 om Offce for five years. "This is meant tO be a threat,: ” wong told TIME shortly before the THE OFFENSE On Sept. 26 , 2014 , Wong, Lawand verdict was handed down. chow led a group ofstudents in storming a fore- court at the governme nt headquarters tO protest THE FUTURE The jailing has been viewed by many as perceived chinese interference in elections in Hong a warning by china that dissent ⅲ Hong Kong will Kong, a special administrative region granted signif- no longer be tolerated and a sign that the courts, long regarded as independent, may be bowing t0 political pressure. With its leaders behind bars' Hong Kong's democratic youth movement now lOOk t0 their political party, Demosist0, for new life. —FELIZ SOLOMON/HONG KONG く wong helped kick-start the Umbrella Movement protests ⅲ 2014 , when he was 17 ears 0 旧 ACTIVISM 70.75 47.62 Germany 24-32 Australia の一 A1139 、 9d39W0018 ー一 3 」 YIA 》 V コ 纛をー . ー , まン Ⅲ当一十 ユ 2.66 Greece 3-20 Venezuela

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