SEE TODAY'S NEWSPAPERS WHAT THEY SAY .
- House backs plan to fight Islamic StateBy Ed O’Keefe and Paul Kane
- Apple devices to lock out police
- Scottish independence movement thrives on rage against WestminsterBy Griff Witte
- Nickels and dimes add up for airlineBy Chico Harlan
- Bowser holds double-digit lead over rivals in D.C. mayor’s raceBy Mike DeBonis and Scott Clement
INSIDE A-SECTION
- Republican throws a Benghazi curveBy Dana Milbank
- Thousands evacuate homes in wake of Calif. wildfire
- Texas executes woman for starvation death of boy, 9By Mark Berman
- Recession’s grip has loosened on many citiesBy Carol Morello and Ted Mellnik
- Obama renews vow: No new ‘ground war’By Anne Gearan
- CSIS chief defends classified meetingBy Craig Whitlock and Tom Hamburger
- Cellphone spying on rise in D.C., tech firm findsBy Ashkan Soltani and Craig Timberg
- Scalise’s rise reflects shifts in dynamics of the HouseBy Robert Costa and Ed O’Keefe
- Obama is relying on Iraq’s Kurds, but they have their own troublesBy Greg Jaffe
- Iran: Post reporter is being questionedBy Mark Berman
- District voters give police chief high marks
- American held in bid to swim to N. KoreaBy Anna Fifield
- China faces jihadist threat at home and abroadBy Simon Denyer
- ‘Fear factor’ drives Ebola’s economic impactBy Lena H. Sun and Lenny Bernstein
- Afghan presidential front-runner says power-sharing agreement is nearBy Anne Gearan
- Ukrainian president heads to U.S. to seek new aid
- Obama nominee Rhea S. Suh to run leading environmental group
- Big boost for low-profile Bezos space venture
- Did adult liars get Yelp in trouble?By Cecilia Kang
- Fed details new exit strategy, keeps record-low rate
- Amazon reveals 6 new tablets, e-readers
- Defense contractors under cyber-siege
- Five things to know about iOS 8, Apple’s newest mobile operating system
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