Evening Edition: With economy on the line, Fed prepares for its biggest gamble in years
Could Boris Johnson's 'no-deal' Brexit break up the United Kingdom?; 'Nothing short of horrific': 3 killed, 12 wounded in shooting at California food festival
The Federal Reserve this week is all but certain to cut rates in spite of the strong economy, a fraught move that could have as many downsides as upsides.
Scotland voted against independence in 2014, but there is much animosity toward the British premier north of the border. A Scottish leader in Parliament welcomed Johnson as "the last prime minister of the United Kingdom."
One gunman was killed by officers at the scene of the attack at the Gilroy Garlic Festival in Gilroy, Calif. Officials have not determined a motive for the shooting.
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Catlin was an Olympian cyclist, a three-time world champion and Stanford graduate student. At 23, she took her own life. But beneath her relentless drive to succeed — or perhaps because of it — lay a troubled soul whose mind, she wrote, "just wouldn't stop."
Shane Harris unpacks the state of the intelligence community amid the departure of spy chief Daniel Coats. Plus, Shibani Mahtani visits a Philippine troll farm that's transforming discourse online, and Rick Maese on how rising temperatures affect athletes.
In some of the clearest comments to date about the president's intentions for winding down the conflict, the secretary of state said Trump has been "unambiguous."
Unusually wet weather earlier this year has spurred the massive migration of grasshoppers, which show up on weather radar as they make their way north, experts say.
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