Evening Edition: Is disappointing jobs report a blip or the start of a bust?

How Sanders broke through with minorities, moved within striking distance of a Calif. win; Chaos unleashed in San Jose as protesters attack Trump supporters ; Whatever happened to Bobbie Gentry? In search of country music’s great vanished star.; With new Mediterranean shipwrecks, migrant death toll estimated to top 1,000 this week; Chicago releases ‘unprecedented’ trove of evidence from 101 investigations into police shootings and use of force; Father tries to attack grinning serial killer: 'He mutilated my child'; Tourist who put a baby bison in SUV: ‘I thought it was going to be a happy ending’; An ATV rider was filmed taunting Maryland police. Then he learned why that's a terrible idea.; Republicans once opposed to Trump are coming around; The Fix: Trump tweeted out 9 graphs proving that Obama failed. We fact-checked them.; After lambasting New Mexico’s governor, Trump now wants her support; Inside Charles Koch's $200 million quest for a ‘Republic of Science’; Baylor fans struggle to stand behind the school during its latest scandal; Vanderbilt pitcher, who attended college instead of taking a $2.5 million bonus, drowns on eve of NCAA regional; I'm in a sexless marriage, and my career has stalled. Would it be crazy to run away?; 'We won some good fights, and we lost the war';   The day's most important stories   Is disappointing jobs report a blip or the start of a bust? The economy added a dismal 38,000 jobs in May, and almost half a million fewer people are looking for work. The question of how worried we should be hangs on which of three possible explanations is behind this apparent slowdown. By Matt O'Brien  •  Read more » How Sanders broke through with minorities, moved within striking distance of a Calif. win The senator from Vermont is riding a wave of enthusiasm among Latinos and Asian Americans. In his stump speech and his interactions, there are clues to his appeal with nonwhite voters. By David Weigel  •  Read more »   Chaos unleashed in San Jose as protesters attack Trump supporters Protesters jumped on cars, pelted Trump supporters with eggs and water balloons, snatched signs, and stole "Make America Great" hats off people's heads before burning the hats and snapping selfies with the charred remains. By Sean Sullivan and Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   Whatever happened to Bobbie Gentry? In search of country music’s great vanished star. It has been 30 years since the "Ode to Billie Joe" singer withdrew from the spotlight. Here's what happened when we found her. By Neely Tucker  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   With new Mediterranean shipwrecks, migrant death toll estimated to top 1,000 this week As more than 100 victims were discovered off Libya's coast, the fatalities spurred recriminations about whether Europe is doing enough to stem the risky crossings. By James McAuley  •  Read more »   Chicago releases ‘unprecedented’ trove of evidence from 101 investigations into police shootings and use of force The disclosures in the form of videos, audio recordings and reports come as the city's police department is promising reforms in the face of intense scrutiny. By Mark Guarino and Mark Berman  •  Read more »   Father tries to attack grinning serial killer: 'He mutilated my child' Sheriff's deputies stopped the Ohio man before he could reach the defendant, who was convicted of murdering a teen who was tortured, killed and dumped in the garbage. By Michael E. Miller  •  Read more »   Tourist who put a baby bison in SUV: ‘I thought it was going to be a happy ending’ A photo of the calf, which had to be euthanized by Yellowstone officials, sparked widespread outrage and condemnation for the actions of the man and his son. By Sarah Larimer  •  Read more »   An ATV rider was filmed taunting Maryland police. Then he learned why that's a terrible idea. The stunt rider in Prince George's County seemed to think he could get away with anything, but police are more likely to use technology — rather than a full-out chase — to catch wrongdoers. By Fredrick Kunkle  •  Read more »   Republicans once opposed to Trump are coming around House Speaker Paul Ryan is one of several who hesitated but have decided to support Donald Trump in the month since he became the de facto nominee. Here's where a selection of prominent Republicans fell before and where they stand now. By The Washington Post  •  Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT   The Fix: Trump tweeted out 9 graphs proving that Obama failed. We fact-checked them. The nine graphs include a lot of mysteries and misrepresentations. By Philip Bump  •  Read more »   After lambasting New Mexico’s governor, Trump now wants her support "I respect her. I have always liked her," the GOP's presumptive nominee said of Susana Martinez, the nation's first Hispanic female governor. By Sean Sullivan  •  Read more »   Inside Charles Koch's $200 million quest for a ‘Republic of Science’ The billionaire's donations have fueled the expansion of a branch of economic research that aligns closely with his personal beliefs of how markets work best: with strong personal freedom and limited government intervention. By Jim Tankersley  •  Read more »   Baylor fans struggle to stand behind the school during its latest scandal Supporters of the university in Waco, Tex., are trying to make sense of their feelings toward a school and team that, for a long time, seemed to value continued football success over a safe environment for students. By Kent Babb  •  Read more »   Vanderbilt pitcher, who attended college instead of taking a $2.5 million bonus, drowns on eve of NCAA regional Freshman Donny Everett was a heralded recruit who also was drafted last year by the Milwaukee Brewers. By Matt Bonesteel  •  Read more »   I'm in a sexless marriage, and my career has stalled. Would it be crazy to run away? The advice columnist takes your questions about the strange train we call life. By Carolyn Hax  •  Read more »   'We won some good fights, and we lost the war' For one Washington Post staff writer — a Marine infantryman at the time — President Obama's surge in Afghanistan was personal. 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