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International

BRUSSELS – PARIS – Belgian prosecutors announce that two more suspects have been charged in connection with last month’s terrorist attacks on the city’s airport and metro. 310 words, by James McAuley (Post).

SYRIA-RUSSIA – MOSCOW – Weeks after its “pullout” from Syria, the Russian military is as busy as ever. 1,150 words, by Michael Birnbaum (Post). With SYRIA-RUSSIA-CRASH (Roth, Post).

YEMEN-POLICY – Two ways the war in Yemen is turning into a disaster for the U.S. 975 words, by Ishaan Tharoor (Post).

BRAZIL-IMPEACH – Brazilians are heading for an impeachment showdown unlike anything they’ve ever experienced. 1,165 words, by Blake Schmidt (Bloomberg).

GERMANY-MERKEL-ANALYSIS – Could this poem trip up Angela Merkel? 660 words, by Rick Noack (Post).

FRANCE – Parisian youth are camping out to protest President Hollande’s job policies. 945 words, by Helene Fouquet (Bloomberg).

SPAIN – New elections loom as the anti-austerity Podemos party targets Socialists. 680 words, by Esteban Duarte (Bloomberg).

INDIA-MONSOON – Forecasters see an above-average monsoon season for India. 665 words, by Pratik Parija (Bloomberg).

SNAKE – The brief life and mysterious death of what may have been the world’s largest snake. 340 words, by Travis M. Andrews (Post). One video.

National

TRADE-CONGRESS – WASHINGTON – More than 50 public health, religious and labor groups are urging Congress to reject the Trans-Pacific Partnership, the 12-nation free trade agreement between the United States and Pacific Rim nations. 525 words, by Catherine Ho (Post).

POLYGAMY – Utah’s polygamy ban is restored by a federal appeals court. 1,175 words, by Yanan Wang (Post).

COURT-DEAR-ANALYSIS – Accused Planned Parenthood killer Robert Dear Jr. had a hero, a murderous leader of an anti-abortion group. Dear also had his enemies: President Obama and Planned Parenthood. 825 words, by Fred Barbash and Yanan Wang (Post).

MUSIC-ZEPPELIN – Led Zeppelin members face trial in ‘Stairway to Heaven’ copyright infringement lawsuit. 760 words, by Justin Wm. Moyer (Post).

NC-LAW – Porn giant is latest to place a ban on N.C. in protest of an anti-LGBT law. 1,055 words, by Travis M. Andrews (Post).

UPPERCLASS-ANALYSIS – The most out-of-touch places in America. 820 words, by Jeff Guo (Post).

Politics

TRUMP-POLL – Donald Trump is viewed negatively by almost three-quarters of married women in an online poll. 830 words, by Mark Niquette (Bloomberg).

CLINTON-FACTCHECK – Fact Checker: Hillary Clinton’s claim that the ‘highest per capita number’ of crime guns in New York come from Vermont. 1,810 words, by Michelle Ye Hee Lee (Post).

DEMS-NEWYORK – Hillary Clinton is going all-out in New York to head off challenger Bernie Sanders. 1,165 words, by Jennifer Epstein (Bloomberg). One photo.

Health and Science

NFL-HEALTH – A study that will be presented at next week’s American Academy of Neurology meeting offers one of the most conclusive pieces of evidence yet of a definitive link between brain injury and playing football. 875 words, by Travis M. Andrews (Post).

Financial

WAGE-GAP – Recent studies paint a nuanced picture of the wage gender gap. 950 words, by Jeff Green and Wei Lu (Bloomberg).

MONEY-HAPPINESS – Analysis: Money can buy happiness – if you know how to use it. 545 words, by Jonnelle Marte (Post).

ITALY-BANKS – Italian officials and bank executives agree to create a multibillion-euro fund to help troubled smaller lenders. 755 words, by Sonia Sirletti, Francesca Cinelli and Lorenzo Totaro (Bloomberg).

EUROPE-ECB – The European Central Bank is studying how to scrap the euro area’s largest denomination note, though it hasn’t yet made a decision. 520 words, by Jill Ward (Bloomberg). One photo.

Also: editorials from The Post, Bloomberg View and The Japan News.

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Editors: A features budget will move at 12:30 p.m. ET. The daily budget for tomorrow’s editions will move at 2:00 p.m. ET.

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