Briefly with OZY

President Donald Trump reported the death of long-hunted ISIS

leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi Sunday. Meanwhile, as winds whip wildfires across

Northern California, some 180,000 people are being forced to evacuate the area.

A court has ordered the White House to send Russia probe grand jury evidence to Congress and John Bolton may testify on Capitol Hill, all boding ill for President Donald Trump’s efforts to thwart impeachment. Meanwhile, the EU still needs to decided how long to extend Brexit’s deadline, now set for Halloween.

A review by Attorney General William Barr of President Donald

Trump’s complaints that he was unfairly targeted by the government’s Russia

probe has reportedly morphed into a criminal investigation. Meanwhile, EU officials are debating the length of the Brexit extension they’ll offer.

Some two-dozen Republican lawmakers stormed a closed House impeachment hearing yesterday,

delaying a Defense Department official's deposition by more than five hours. Meanwhile,

British police are probing the discovery of 39 bodies inside a truck container near London.

The acting U.S. ambassador to Ukraine reportedly told congressional investigators yesterday that President Donald Trump withheld nearly $400 million in military aid to Ukraine until Kyiv dug into political rival Joe Biden. Meanwhile, the Russian and Turkish presidents have agreed to jointly control a swath of formerly Kurdish-held territory in northeastern Syria.

Despite being tarnished by scandals, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau

will keep his job after his Liberal Party won a plurality in national elections yesterday.

Meanwhile, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson faces two key Brexit votes in Parliament

today.

U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, undaunted by Saturday’s parliamentary delay, has vowed to press on this week with legislation that would make Brexit possible before the end of the month. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump has reversed a decision to host the 2020 G-7 Summit at his golf club near Miami.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have a chance of passing his Brexit plan in Britain’s Parliament today after his improbable victory in Brussels. Meanwhile, it’s been a really bad week for the White House, and now even a prominent Republican is calling for impeachment.

Despite the cease-fire, monitors spotted shelling and intermittent

skirmishes Friday morning in towns on both sides of Turkey’s border with Syria.

Meanwhile, acting White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney said President Donald Trump withheld military aid to Ukraine until it probed claims that Kyiv interfered with the 2016 election.

British and European officials say they’ve finally reached a long-

awaited Brexit deal — but its prospects at home appear dim. Meanwhile, Presi-

dent Donald Trump and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused one another of

having a “meltdown” during a White House meeting yesterday.