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Will Employment Keep Growing? Disabled Workers Offer a Clue

A seemingly inexorable economic trend has changed direction in the past few years, as people who cited health reasons for not working are returning to the labor force.

Gunman at Alabama Hospital Kills One and Injures Another, Then Kills Himself

A gunman shot two hospital employees on the University of Alabama at Birmingham campus before turning the gun on himself, the police said.

Who Is Larry Kudlow, Trump’s New Economic Adviser?

Larry Kudlow, a CNBC television commentator and longtime cheerleader of President Trump, will replace Gary D. Cohn, who resigned over the president’s trade policies.

Cabinet Changes Could Delay Planning for Meeting with Kim Jong-un

Mike Pompeo, the new secretary of state, won’t be able to contact South Koreans, let alone North Koreans, until the Senate approves his nomination.

In Pennsylvania Election Shaped by Trump, Candidates Still Mattered

Some voters in a special House race supported Conor Lamb to express their dislike of the president. Others just liked Mr. Lamb better than his Republican opponent.

Flush Over Tax Cuts, Trump Says ‘Phase 2’ Is Coming

President Trump, who said he would team up with Representative Kevin Brady of Texas, offered no specifics on the plan. But what they appear to be talking about would be less than meets the eye.

Oklahoma Says It Will Use Nitrogen Gas in Executions

If the plan is approved, it will be the first state to put prisoners to death using this method, which starves the body of oxygen.

Lefty Kreh, a Fly Fisherman With Few Peers, Is Dead at 93

A pre-eminent sport fisherman, he circled the world teaching, writing, speaking and appearing on TV — when he wasn’t reeling in his quarry.

Veterans Health Program Closes ‘Indefinitely’ After Killings

The three women who were found dead in Yountville, Calif., served as the core clinical team for the Pathway Home program.

Defeat in Pennsylvania Is Ominous for the G.O.P.

Conor Lamb, a Democrat, narrowly won a House special election in a Pennsylvania district that President Trump won by 20 percentage points in 2016.

Who Is Conor Lamb, Winner in a Special House Race in Pennsylvania?

A Democrat and first-time candidate, Conor Lamb comes from a political family and has a military background — a résumé tailor-made for Southwestern Pennsylvania.

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