Corova Coleman

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President Trump is set to speak in Rocky Mount, North Carolina tonight.

He's working to overcome voters' gloomy views of the U.S.

economy.

From the North Carolina newsroom, Adam Wagner reports.

Congress is going on its holiday recess and lawmakers did not vote to extend subsidies for people under Affordable Care Act insurance policies.

These subsidies expire at the end of the year.

Millions of Americans are planning for cuts in their coverage or dropping health insurance altogether.

From Member Station WPLN, Blake Farmer has more.

Federal authorities say they have found the suspect wanted in the deadly shooting last weekend at Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.

Police say suspect Claudio Valente died by suicide.

They discovered his body in a storage unit in Salem, New Hampshire.

He was a former Brown student.

Two people were killed and nine others wounded in the university attack.

Officials say they also believe Valente is responsible for the killing of an MIT professor last Monday outside Boston.

FBI Special Agent Ted Dox.

Officials say they believe the shooting suspect acted alone.

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The Pentagon says it conducted two fresh strikes yesterday against alleged drug boats in the Eastern Pacific.

It says five people aboard were killed.