Tuesday's Headlines: Trump pronounces Taliban agreement ‘dead’ and peace talks over

U.K. Parliament again rejects Boris Johnson's call for an early election; U.S. got key CIA asset out of Russia amid fears he'd be caught spying; For the first time ever, most new working-age hires in the U.S. are people of color; Crews in the Bahamas keep finding bodies. The official Hurricane Dorian death toll is rising more slowly.; Trump has a chance to reset the table in Afghanistan; With the Taliban invite to Camp David, Trump continues his desecration of norms; No, Sens. McConnell and Blunt. You're the ones who need to step up.; Help those suffering in the Bahamas. Make sure they have a viable future, too.; Trump's Taliban plans leave us wondering: What else is unbeknownst?; We worked for the NOAA. Political appointees can't overrule scientists.; Trump, Pence rally support for Republican candidate in North Carolina special election; Judge reimposes nationwide injunction against Trump's asylum rules; Todd Palin appears to have filed for divorce from Sarah Palin; Wall Street's 'Charging Bull' sculpture has been defaced again, this time by a metal banjo

Sign up for this newsletter Read online The morning's most important stories, curated by Post editors.       (AP) Trump pronounces Taliban agreement 'dead' and peace talks over Dissension within the administration over the issue is "really heating up," according to a senior administration official. By Karen DeYoung, Josh Dawsey and Missy Ryan ● Read more » U.K. Parliament again rejects Boris Johnson's call for an early election Parliament is scheduled to be suspended until mid-October. The prime minister's opponents are concerned he will somehow defy a new law that seeks to avert a no-deal Brexit on Oct. 31. By Griff Witte, Karla Adam and Amanda Ferguson ● Read more » U.S. got key CIA asset out of Russia amid fears he'd be caught spying The asset had provided information about the Kremlin's interference in the 2016 presidential election, according to current and former officials. By Shane Harris and Ellen Nakashima ● Read more » For the first time ever, most new working-age hires in the U.S. are people of color Minority women are surging into the U.S. workforce, according to an analysis by The Post of Labor Department data. That has pushed the workforce across a historic threshold, but it comes as the economy starts to weaken, threatening the gains. SPECIAL REPORT ●  By Heather Long and Andrew Van Dam ● Read more »   Crews in the Bahamas keep finding bodies. The official Hurricane Dorian death toll is rising more slowly. The Bahamian government's official toll stands at 50 people. But much larger numbers have been circulating. By Kevin Sieff and Rachelle Krygier ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Opinions Trump has a chance to reset the table in Afghanistan By David Ignatius ● Read more » With the Taliban invite to Camp David, Trump continues his desecration of norms By Karen Tumulty ● Read more » No, Sens. McConnell and Blunt. You're the ones who need to step up. By Editorial Board ● Read more » Help those suffering in the Bahamas. Make sure they have a viable future, too. By Eugene Robinson ● Read more » ADVERTISEMENT Trump's Taliban plans leave us wondering: What else is unbeknownst? By Dana Milbank ● Read more » We worked for the NOAA. Political appointees can't overrule scientists. By Jane Lubchenco, D. James Baker and Kathryn D. Sullivan ● Read more » More News Trump, Pence rally support for Republican candidate in North Carolina special election The White House's heavy involvement in the race stood in contrast to Trump's remarks earlier Monday, when he denied that the contest had any national importance. By Josh Dawsey, Felicia Sonmez and Laura Hughes ● Read more »   Judge reimposes nationwide injunction against Trump's asylum rules The administration has asked the Supreme Court to let restrictions take effect while the legal battle continues. By Robert Barnes ● Read more » Todd Palin appears to have filed for divorce from Sarah Palin The news arrives a decade after rumors of marital trouble between the Palins first spread, with a representative referring to the reports as "all lies and fabrications." By Bethonie Butler and Sonia Rao ● Read more » Wall Street's 'Charging Bull' sculpture has been defaced again, this time by a metal banjo "I did it," 42-year-old Tevon Varlack reportedly said to officials. "The banjo and speaker are mine." By Rebecca Tan ● Read more » We think you'll like this newsletter Check out By The Way for tips and guides that will help you travel better and make you feel like a local wherever you go. Delivered every Thursday. Sign up »

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