Evening Edition: Coup attempt underway in Turkey, prime minister says

Trump picks Pence as running mate; Trump turned another key moment into a complete mess; Trump reportedly thought about dumping Pence as VP last night; A conventional choice by an unconventional candidate; ; Tunisian-born man named as driver in Nice truck attack; In truck rampage, experts see potential shift toward cruder, deadlier acts of terror; 'The truck of death': Bodies, limbs and blood; Texas man and 11-year-old son among the dead ; Gingrich wants to 'test' every Muslim in U.S., deport sharia believers; Congress releases long-classified '28 pages' on alleged Saudi ties to 9/11; Tom Brady ends legal challenges to NFL suspension; ‘I was just reading a book': Canadian cops called on black man reading C.S. Lewis in his car; He said it was consensual. She said she blacked out. U-Va. had to decide: Was it assault?; He didn't hit me — but it was still abuse; A Pulitzer Prize-winning critic played Pokémon Go for a week. Here is his diary. ;   The day's most important stories   Coup attempt underway in Turkey, prime minister says Military personnel, tanks and fighter jets were deployed across Istanbul and Ankara. By Erin Cunningham and Zeynep Karatas  •  Read more » Trump picks Pence as running mate The presumptive GOP nominee tweeted that he has chosen Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, a deeply conservative former congressman and talk-radio host whose gubernatorial tenure has been marked by controversy over a state law seen as discriminatory against gays, to be his running mate, putting a seasoned elected official and far more ideological figure beside him on the GOP ticket. By Philip Rucker and Robert Costa  •  Read more »   Trump turned another key moment into a complete mess Whatever the reason for the not-actually-a-postponement of an announcement, the campaign wasn't ready for the reveal itself. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   Trump reportedly thought about dumping Pence as VP last night His campaign insisted all through Thursday that it wasn't settled. By Aaron Blake  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   A conventional choice by an unconventional candidate Does the decision represent an aberration or an important change in the demeanor and style of Donald Trump? By Dan Balz  •  Read more »   Read more » Tunisian-born man named as driver in Nice truck attack Police identified the suspect as Tunisian-born Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel, 31, who was "entirely unknown" to anti-terror units. Ten children were among the 84 people killed in the rampage during Bastille Day festivities. Of the 202 wounded, 25 people remained on life support. By Michael Birnbaum  •  Read more »   In truck rampage, experts see potential shift toward cruder, deadlier acts of terror If connected to jihadist-inspired terrorism, the use of a 19-ton truck to cut down scores of revelers would represent a dramatic escalation in what experts describe as an emerging trend in attacks. By Joby Warrick and Souad Mekhennet  •  Read more »   'The truck of death': Bodies, limbs and blood A local reporter was leaving the celebration when he heard the crack of gunshots. A fraction of a second later, a huge white truck went roaring past. By Sarah Kaplan  •  Read more »   Texas man and 11-year-old son among the dead Sean Copeland, 51, and Brodie Copeland, 11, were celebrating a birthday with a European vacation, a relative said. Other family members on the trip survived the attack, a friend said. By Mary Hui, Lindsey Bever and Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   Gingrich wants to 'test' every Muslim in U.S., deport sharia believers Former House speaker Newt Gingrich's proposal would violate scores of First Amendment-based Supreme Court rulings as well as civil rights laws. By Melissa Etehad  •  Read more »   Congress releases long-classified '28 pages' on alleged Saudi ties to 9/11 The redacted pages were part of a 2002 congressional investigation into the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and discuss a possible Saudi role in the terrorist plot. By Karen DeYoung, Karoun Demirjian and Adam Goldman  •  Read more »   Tom Brady ends legal challenges to NFL suspension The Patriots quarterback will no longer pursue the legal case to get the punishment for Deflategate overturned. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Read more »   ‘I was just reading a book': Canadian cops called on black man reading C.S. Lewis in his car Louizandre Dauphin said he was pulled over by police because somebody reported "a suspicious black man" in a parked car. By Cleve R. Wootson Jr.  •  Read more »   He said it was consensual. She said she blacked out. U-Va. had to decide: Was it assault? They met at a raucous, drunken party and ended up in a bathroom together. The case, in many ways typical of those on U.S. campuses, tore through both their lives. By T. Rees Shapiro  •  Read more »   He didn't hit me — but it was still abuse COLUMN | There wasn't a name for manipulation, humiliation and controlling behavior one woman experienced in her relationship. By Leigh Stein  •  Read more »   A Pulitzer Prize-winning critic played Pokémon Go for a week. Here is his diary. "I pass by centuries of magnificent art, carved marble and cast bronze, oblivious to anything that isn't Pokémon," Post art and architecture critic Philip Kennicott said. 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