The Morning Wrap

Navy Yard: President Barack Obama on Sunday called for "a common sense" balance between gun rights and gun control during a memorial gathering held for the Navy Yard shooting victims, The Washington Post reports. "We cannot accept this," Obama said of the September 16 attack. Congressional Showdown: U.S. House of Representatives Republicans Friday pushed through a measure that would keep the government from shutting down October 1 if it stops spending money on the Affordable Care Act, The New York Times reports. Democratic senators are preparing to strip the provision from the legislation. BlackBerry Cuts: BlackBerry Ltd. said Friday it is cutting 40 percent of its global workforce after losing nearly $1 billion for the second quarter, CNNMoney reports. Franken Concerns: Senator Al Franken (D-Minn.) has asked Apple Inc. to address security and privacy concerns he has about the fingerprint recognition technology in the new iPhone 5S, The Associated Press reports. "Let me put it this way: if hackers get a hold of your thumbprint, they could use it to identify and impersonate you for the rest of your life," Franken wrote.

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