Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- Congress Has Until Thursday Night To Avoid A Government Shutdown.
-- Germany's Merkel Reportedly Forges Governing Coalition After Weeks Of Talks.
-- Trump, Citing Death Of Colts Player, Says Democrats Must 'Get Tough' On Immigration.
-- Trump Wants Pentagon To Stage Military Parade Down Pennsylvania Avenue.
-- Steve Wynn Resigns As Head Of Wynn Resorts Amid Sexual Misconduct Allegations.
And here are more early headlines:
Pence Says U.S. Poised To Impose "Toughest Ever" North Korea Sanctions. ( CNN)
Amtrak Train Uncouples Near Baltimore; No Injuries. ( Baltimore Sun)
Shaky Talks Between Venezuelan Government, Opposition. ( AP)
Norwegian Olympic Chefs Mistakenly Order 15,000 Eggs. ( WCAU)
Norovirus Keeps 1,200 Olympic Personnel In Their Rooms. ( Yonhap)
Post Office to Unveil Mr. Rogers Stamp. ( Pittsburgh Post Gazette)
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