《纽约时报》（TheNewYorkTimes）有时简称为“时报”（TheTimes）是一份在美国纽约出版的日报，在全世界发行，有相当高的影响力，美国高级报纸、严肃刊物的代表，长期以来拥有良好的公信力和权威性。由于风格古典严肃，它有时也被戏称为“灰色女士”（TheGrayLady）。它最初的名字是《纽约每日时报》（TheNew-YorkDailyTimes），创始人是亨利·贾维斯·雷蒙德和乔治·琼斯。CitiesinBindasTurmoilSpreadsFarBeyondPortland

GalvanizedinpartbythedeploymentoffederalagentsinPortland,Ore.,protestershavereturnedtothestreetsinOakland,Seattleandelsewhere.

SEATTLE—Aseriesofstridentnewprotestsoverpolicemisconductrattledcitiesacrossthecountryovertheweekend,creatinganewdilemmaforstateandlocalleaderswhohadsucceededineasingsomeoftheturbulenceintheirstreetsuntilashowdownovertheuseoffederalagentsinOregonstirredfreshoutrage.

Withsomedemonstratorsembracingdestructiveprotestmethodsandpoliceoftenusingaggressivetacticstosubdueboththemandotherswhoaredemonstratingpeacefully,thescenesonSaturdaynightinplaceslikeSeattle,Oakland,Calif.,andLosAngelesrecalledthevolatileearlydaysoftheprotestsafterthedeathofGeorgeFloydattheendofMay.

ThelatestcatalystwasthedeploymentoffederallawenforcementagentsinPortland,Ore.,whosemilitarizedeffortstosubdueprotestsaroundthefederalcourthousehavesparkedmassdemonstrationsandnightlyclashesthere.Theyhavealsoinspirednewprotestsofsolidarityinothercities,wherepeoplehaveexpresseddeepconcernaboutthefederalgovernmentexercisingsuchextensiveauthorityinacitythathasmadeitclearitopposesthepresenceoffederalagents.

PresidentTrumphasseizedonthescenesofnationalunrest—statuestoppledandwindowssmashed—tobuildalaw-and-ordermessageforhisre-electioncampaign,spendingmorethan$26millionontelevisionadsdepictingalawlessdystopiaofemptypolicestationsandansweringservicesthathearguesmightbeleftinanationheadedbyhisDemocraticrival,JosephR.BidenJr.

Mr.Bideninsistedlastweekthatthepresident’spledgetoinjectafederallaw-and-orderpresenceintothealreadyvolatileissueofpolicingshowsthatheis“determinedtosowchaosanddivision.Tomakemattersworseinsteadofbetter.”

Thesituationhasleftcityleaders,nowwatchingthebacklashunfoldontheirstreets,outragedandcaughtinthemiddle.MayorJennyDurkanofSeattlesaidinaninterviewSundaythatthecityisinthemiddleofaself-fulfillingprophecy,withprotestersinfuriatedbythefederalpresenceinPortlandsmashingwindowsandsettingfires,theveryimagesof“anarchy”thatthepresidenthaswarnedabout.

“ThereisnoquestionthattheactionsinPortlandhaveescalatedthings,notjustinSeattle,butnationwide,”Ms.Durkansaid.

Atthesametime,anewroundofstreetunrestcouldintensifydifferencesamonglocalofficialsoverhowbesttoaddressthe