People walk up a ramp into an airplane

After Dorian, who gets to come to the US?

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People wait in line to get in a Delta airplane at the Leonard M. Thompson International Airport during an evacaution operation after Hurricane Dorian hit the Abaco Islands in Marsh Harbour, the Bahamas, on Sept. 8, 2019. 

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Thousands of Bahamians are trying to relocate after Hurricane Dorian. Some of them are trying to join family in the US, prompting questions about who is able to leave the Bahamas and how. The negotiations to end the Afghan war took a stunning turn over the weekend when President Donald Trump revealed a plan to invite Afghan and Taliban leaders to Camp David and then said that the plan had been canceled. On Monday, Trump declared any talks between the US and the Taliban dead. What does this mean for the end of war in Afghanistan? And protests continue in Hong Kong, where protestors have been fighting what they call a “revolution in the streets.” But how much revolution will Beijing tolerate? 

In This Episode

Bahamians evacuate
Taliban talks risk women’s future
Foreign troops with NATO-led Resolute Support Mission investigate at the site of a suicide attack in Kabul, Afghanistan, on Sept. 5, 2019.
Trump abruptly canceled Afghan peace talks. What comes next?
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A traffic light reading "Free HK" across the red and yellow lights.
How close are Hong Kong’s protests to China’s ‘red line’?
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A father reunites with his daughter while steering Bahama rescue
mountains
Build the wall across the San Pedro River? Many say no.
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Russia-Ukraine prisoner swap
A man feeds paper into a machine
‘Smart vote’ protests in Russia deal Putin’s party a blow in elections
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Scottish town wants its witch bones back