Thursday's Headlines: Suspect surrenders after shooting six police officers in hours-long Philadelphia standoff

Kurds seek to break cycle of extremism with shorter sentences for ISIS fighters; Stock losses deepen as a key recession warning surfaces; Autopsy finds broken bones in Epstein's neck, deepening questions around his death; Bystander in chief: Trump's hands-off response to Hong Kong fits a pattern; Evangelicals view Trump as their protector. Will they vote for him in 2020? ; This moment isn't about my granddad Robert Kennedy's legacy. It is about us.; India was a 50-50 democracy. Now it's 40-60 — and could get worse.; The steep price of Trump's incoherent nihilism; Saudi authorities said she'd go free if she denied her torture. She said no.; Facebook isn't ready for 2020; Netanyahu appears poised to block Omar, Tlaib from entering Israel ahead of a planned weekend visit; Hickenlooper expected to quit Democratic presidential race as soon as Thursday; 'A dormant volcano': Kashmir's streets are quiet, but residents seethe with resentment; He witnessed Michael Brown's killing. Now Dorian Johnson is trying to get his life back on track.

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       Matt Rourke/AP Suspect surrenders after shooting six police officers in hours-long Philadelphia standoff Gunfire broke out after police officers served a narcotics warrant "that went awry almost immediately." By Maura Ewing, Reis Thebault, Michael Brice-Saddler and Timothy Bella ● Read more » Kurds seek to break cycle of extremism with shorter sentences for ISIS fighters In Iraq, Islamic State detainees face degrading conditions, torture, long sentences or the death penalty, according to human rights groups. The Syrian Kurdish allies of the United States are attempting a different approach. By Liz Sly ● Read more »   Stock losses deepen as a key recession warning surfaces The U.S. stock market tumbled to its worst day of the year after a reliable predictor of looming recessions flashed for the first time since the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis. By Damian Paletta, Thomas Heath and Taylor Telford ● Read more » Autopsy finds broken bones in Epstein's neck, deepening questions around his death Experts say a broken hyoid bone happens in suicide by hanging but is more typical in homicide by strangulation. By Carol Leonnig and Aaron Davis ● Read more » Bystander in chief: Trump's hands-off response to Hong Kong fits a pattern President Trump often deals with world events more as an onlooker than as the leader of the world's most powerful nation. By Anne Gearan ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Opinions Evangelicals view Trump as their protector. Will they vote for him in 2020? By Elizabeth Bruenig ● Read more » This moment isn't about my granddad Robert Kennedy's legacy. It is about us. By Joe Kennedy III ● Read more » India was a 50-50 democracy. Now it's 40-60 — and could get worse. By Ramachandra Guha ● Read more » The steep price of Trump's incoherent nihilism By E.J. Dionne ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Saudi authorities said she'd go free if she denied her torture. She said no. By Editorial Board ● Read more » Facebook isn't ready for 2020 By Trevor Davis, Matthew Hindman and Steven Livingston ● Read more » More News   Netanyahu appears poised to block Omar, Tlaib from entering Israel ahead of a planned weekend visit The congresswomen would be denied entry into the country because of their support of a boycott movement against Israel. By Ruth Eglash and John Hudson ● Read more » Hickenlooper expected to quit Democratic presidential race as soon as Thursday The former Colorado governor reportedly has made no decision about running for the Senate. By Dan Balz ● Read more » 'A dormant volcano': Kashmir's streets are quiet, but residents seethe with resentment A firsthand look at what is happening during India's crackdown in the disputed region. By Niha Masih ● Read more » He witnessed Michael Brown's killing. Now Dorian Johnson is trying to get his life back on track. Wesley Lowery takes us back to the night Michael Brown was killed in Ferguson. Damian Paletta warns of a possible recession. And Rebecca Tan on the community a simple piano can create. Post Reports | Listen Now ●  By The Washington Post ● Read more »   We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Carolyn Hax for Post columnist Carolyn Hax's latest advice column every day. Sign up »

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