Following John Bolton’s dismissal as U.S. national security adviser,

it’s now clear how much President Donald Trump disagreed with him on foreign

policy. Meanwhile, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's pledge to annex

part of the West Bank has drawn condemnation from the Arab World.

President Donald Trump said he’s “not discussing anything” with

the Taliban after abruptly canceling a weekend meeting at Camp David. Meanwhile, British lawmakers will sit out for five weeks while Prime Minister Boris

Johnson attempts to strike a new Brexit deal.

President Donald Trump planned his own Camp David Accords moment for this weekend, but pushback from his advisers, party members and the Taliban prompted him to cancel the event and Afghan peace talks in general. Meanwhile, British businesses are increasingly warning of financial peril stemming from a no-deal exit from the European Union.

Hurricane Dorian’s Bahamas death toll is now at 43, while the storm’s impact on U.S. politics is still being assessed, with the nation’s weather authority correcting its own criticism of President Donald Trump’s forecasting abilities. Meanwhile, North Carolina prepares to rerun a tainted congressional election, with a 50-50 chance of either party winning.

Zimbabwe’s ex-President Robert Mugabe has died at 95, leaving behind a complex legacy. Meanwhile, Hurricane Dorian is moving along North Carolina’s coast after sending twisters and sideways rain over South Carolina.

Bahamian officials say 20 people were killed when Hurricane Dorian

swept through the archipelago this week, with the death toll likely to grow. Meanwhile, commentators are describing “a new season of political mayhem in

Britain” after Prime Minister Boris Johnson was handed back-to-back defeats in

Parliament yesterday.

Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam is reportedly about to completely withdraw the Chinese territory’s extradition bill, which sparked protests that have derailed the city since June. Meanwhile, Hurricane Dorian’s devastation is becoming clearer, with seven deaths and swaths of houses destroyed in the Bahamas as the storm weakens and but threatens the U.S. coast.

Hurricane Dorian killed five people and destroyed an estimated

13,000 homes as it stalled over the Bahamas Monday. Meanwhile, at least 15 bodies have been recovered after a commercial diving boat burst into flames early

Monday near an island northwest of Los Angeles.

With peak sustained winds of 185 mph, Hurricane Dorian — tied with

three others for the second-strongest Atlantic storm ever — made landfall on the

islands of Great Abaco and Grand Bahama Sunday night. Meanwhile, authorities

in west Texas remain uncertain about what provoked the 36-year-old assailant to

kill seven people in a rampage.

Saying they’re isolating illegal immigrants, authorities in India have left 1.9 million residents of the northeastern state of Assam from a list of citizens, prompting an outcry from those who charge it’s an attempt to deny rights to ethnic minorities. Meanwhile, Floridians are stocking up on provisions as Hurricane Dorian threatens to make landfall Monday.