Today's Headlines: Trump Administration Officials at Odds Over C.I.A.’s Role in Afghanistan

Texas Shooting Brings New Urgency to Gun Debate in Congress

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Top News Trump Administration Officials at Odds Over C.I.A.'s Role in Afghanistan By THOMAS GIBBONS-NEFF, JULIAN E. BARNES, MATTHEW ROSENBERG and JOHN ISMAY White House advisers want to expand the C.I.A.'s presence as troops leave Afghanistan, but the agency's director and others expressed reservations. Texas Shooting Brings New Urgency to Gun Debate in Congress By SHERYL GAY STOLBERG After shootings in Dayton and El Paso last month, the issue was already expected to top the agenda when lawmakers return from their recess next week. Now the pressure has intensified. Along Hurricane Dorian's Tortured Path, Millions Are United in Fear By RICHARD FAUSSET, NICHOLAS BOGEL-BURROUGHS, PATRICIA MAZZEI and FRANCES ROBLES A powerful Category 5 storm has bound together a disparate community of people across states and nations. For more top news, go to NYTimes.com »

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Editors' Picks New York Your Tales of La Guardia Airport Hell By PATRICK McGEEHAN Construction at the Queens airport hit its most disruptive phase this summer. Passengers faced long waits for shuttles and gridlock traffic. Here's what it looked like. Opinion Texas Is a Leader in Mass Shootings. Why Is the Governor Silent? By RICHARD PARKER Greg Abbott's failure to respond to shootings like the one in Odessa is a moral disaster.

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