The Ohio man accused of ramming his car into a crowd of protesters and killing a woman at a white nationalist rally in Virginia was denied bond Monday morning pending being assigned an attorney. James Alex Fields Jr., 20, faces second-degree murder and other charges. Judge Robert Downer said the Charlottesville, Va., public defenders’ office informed him it could not represent Fields because a relative of someone in the office was injured in Saturday’s protest. Charles Weber, a local attorney, will be appointed to represent Fields, Downer said. The next scheduled court hearing is Aug.

WASHINGTON—The CEO of one of the United States’ largest drug companies announced Monday he is quitting President Donald Trump’s American Manufacturing Council because of the president’s response to violence this weekend at a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va. “America’s leaders must honor our fundamental values by clearly rejecting expressions of hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy,” Kenneth Frazier wrote in a statement.

UPDATE: Officials say the helicopter that crashed just outside Charlottesville, Va., on Saturday belonged to the Virginia State Police. Two troopers died in the accident. They were working with officers on the ground at a white supremacist rally that turned violent. One person died after a car plowed into counterprotesters marching peacefully through downtown. Police have identified the driver as James Alex Fields Jr., a 20-year-old from Ohio.

SIOUX CENTER, Iowa—Olivia’s Bakery is one of several immigrant-owned businesses on North Main Avenue in Sioux Center, Iowa. The Mexican bakery sits two doors down from a clothing shop run by a woman whose Dutch ancestry goes back generations. Around the corner sits Las Palmas, a Mexican grocery, and across the street, the Netherlands Reformed Congregation building. Behind the block looms a grain elevator.

“Fetus” and “unborn child” still lead my list of non-neutral terms: Which you choose defines you as a supporter or opponent of abortion. Is any term for that creature in the womb immune from a worldview connection?

Here’s a new question: “Riot” or “uprising” to describe the July 23-27 eruption in Detroit 50 years ago that concluded with 43 dead, 1,189 injured, and 7,200 arrested? (And: 2,000 buildings destroyed, white flight, Detroit population decline to 690,000 from a total twice as large, city bankruptcy, and crumbling buildings with moldy interiors and broken windows.)

A Milwaukee jury on Wednesday acquitted a former police officer in the shooting death of an African-American man last year that sparked two days of riots. Sylville Smith, who had a gun, ran from officer Dominique Heaggan-Brown after a traffic stop. The officer shot as Smith threw the gun over a fence, and prosecutors argued Smith was defenseless. But bodycam footage showed only 1.69 seconds elapsed between the first shot, which hit Smith in the arm as he threw the gun, and the second, which hit him in the chest.

A jury in St. Paul, Minn., cleared a police officer of manslaughter charges in the shooting death of an African-American man in 2016. After deliberating for 29 hours over five days, jurors also acquitted Jeronimo Yanez of two lesser charges resulting from the traffic stop. Yanez claimed he feared for his life when he shot Philando Castile as he sat in his car. Castile’s girlfriend, sitting in the passenger seat, live-streamed the aftermath on Facebook. Castile had a permit to carry a weapon, and told Yanez during the stop that he had the gun on him.