Evening Edition: ‘Catastrophic’ storm is strongest on record to strike Bahamas

'May God be with them': Dorian snaps trees, tears off roofs in Bahamas; Texas shooting death toll rises to 7; Among the Texas shooting victims: A high school student, a beloved uncle and a father of two; Democrats press Trump, GOP to tighten gun controls; Hezbollah retaliates against Israel with a missile strike, and Israel fires back; Johnson, Corbyn headed for ferocious Brexit showdown when Parliament returns; Protesters focus on Hong Kong's airport, snarling transport links after day of violence ; Some secrets do keep. A year later, the Trump official who penned an explosive op-ed is still unknown.; Pope Francis gets stuck in elevator, is rescued by firemen

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The day's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       'Catastrophic' storm is strongest on record to strike Bahamas Hurricane and storm surge watches have been issued for Florida. Dorian threatens to bring high winds, heavy rain and coastal flooding to Florida and the southeastern United States. By Andrew Freedman and Jason Samenow ● Read more » 'May God be with them': Dorian snaps trees, tears off roofs in Bahamas In the northern Bahamas, desperate residents sought shelter from rising floodwaters. By Jasper Ward and Anthony Faiola ● Read more » Texas shooting death toll rises to 7 Residents of Odessa and Midland, Tex., grieved a day after a man fled a traffic stop, hijacked a mail van and went on a rampage on west Texas highways. The shooter, identified as 36-year-old Seth Ator, was killed by police at a cinema in Odessa. Authorities are still searching for a motive. By Ben Guarino and Lana Staub ● Read more » Among the Texas shooting victims: A high school student, a beloved uncle and a father of two These are only some of the people killed Saturday in the Texas's second mass shooting in a month. By Hannah Knowles and Michael Brice-Saddler ● Read more »   ADVERTISEMENT Democrats press Trump, GOP to tighten gun controls President Trump said Sunday the shooting "really hasn't changed anything" about his view on gun legislation. By Felicia Sonmez and Paige Winfield Cunningham ● Read more » Hezbollah retaliates against Israel with a missile strike, and Israel fires back The fire across Israel's northern border was a dramatic escalation in regional tensions. By James McAuley, Liz Sly and Ruth Eglash ● Read more » Johnson, Corbyn headed for ferocious Brexit showdown when Parliament returns Britons on both sides of the divide are accusing each other of assaulting hundreds of years of democracy. By Kevin Sullivan ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Protesters focus on Hong Kong's airport, snarling transport links after day of violence  Police are growing more forceful in response to the protests, deepening the divide between citizens and authorities.  By Shibani Mahtani and Timothy McLaughlin ● Read more » Some secrets do keep. A year later, the Trump official who penned an explosive op-ed is still unknown. The author of the New York Times column remains a mystery, but history suggests this cannot last. By Paul Farhi ● Read more » Pope Francis gets stuck in elevator, is rescued by firemen "Thank God the fire department came," the pontiff said after he showed up late to his weekly address in St. Peter's Square. By Chico Harlan ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out Post Most for the most popular and interesting stories of the day, from politics to opinions to world news, to keep you in the know. In your inbox, every day. Sign up »

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