Hillary Clinton's turn ... Trump criticized for email remarks ... Red-light camera study

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — After days of build-up, Hillary Clinton is set to face the nation tonight to accept the Democratic presidential nomination at the party's convention in Philadelphia. Aides say Clinton will detail her proposals to improve the nation's economy and security as she lays out her vision for the future.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — President Barack Obama took the stage of the Democratic convention last night to endorse Hillary Clinton as his successor. He also took on her opponent, declaring: "Our strength, our greatness, does not depend on Donald Trump." Clinton made a surprise appearance to greet Obama with a long embrace.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Democrats and even some Republicans are condemning remarks by Donald Trump. The GOP nominee encouraged Russia to find and make public missing emails deleted by Hillary Clinton. Those comments ignited an instant debate over hacking and urging a foreign government to meddle in American politics.

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia and Syria will open humanitarian corridors in the embattled Syrian city of Aleppo and offer a way out for opposition fighters wanting to lay down their arms. The announcement came as Syrian President Bashar Assad offered a general amnesty for rebels who give up their weapons and surrender to authorities over the next three months.

WASHINGTON (AP) — Red-light cameras are widely hated, but a new study says getting rid of them can have fatal consequences. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says traffic deaths from red-light-running crashes go up by nearly a third after cities turn off cameras designed to catch motorists in the act.

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