Friday's Headlines: Trump’s decision to cancel summit renews fears of destabilization
Courting Kim and coming up short highlights the limits of me-first diplomacy from Trump; Trump's North Korea rhetoric was always bold predictions tempered with 'you never know'; 'A...
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In his letter to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, President Trump cited "open hostility" from the Pyongyang regime. Hours later, Kim's government issued a conciliatory statement, saying that a summit is needed to resolve "grave hostilities" between North Korea and the United States.
By David Nakamura, Anna Fifield and John Wagner • Read more »
In the end, what killed the summit between President Trump and Kim Jong Un was the rushed nature of the negotiations, the lack of message discipline by senior U.S. officials and the absence of the meticulous planning that typically leads to diplomatic breakthroughs.
The historic nuclear disarmament summit between President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un — the one that Trump thought might earn him the Nobel Peace Prize — crumbled nearly as quickly as it came together.
By Philip Rucker, Ashley Parker and Josh Dawsey • Read more »
Justice Department and intelligence community leaders met twice with top lawmakers, hoping to defuse a partisan conflict over the use of a secret source to aid the investigation into whether the Trump campaign coordinated with Russia. But the meetings spawned fights over who was there, who wasn't and how it all might look.
By Matt Zapotosky, Devlin Barrett, Karoun Demirjian and Seung Min Kim • Read more »
The exact charges against the disgraced movie mogul are still unclear, but multiple reports say they will relate to accusations from at least one woman who said Weinstein forced her to perform oral sex on him in 2004.
The CNN report detailed a "pattern of inappropriate behavior by Freeman on set, while promoting his movies and at his production company." The 80-year-old actor said in a statement, "I apologize to anyone who felt uncomfortable or disrespected."
By 2028, the administration projects a $445 billion deficit if the White House budget were adopted, whereas the CBO says the deficit would top $1 trillion.
The former congressman and author of the 2010 Dodd-Frank banking rules has played a key role in tamping down criticism of the legislation that will roll back those rules.
Pitchers have been saying for more than two years that something about the baseball was behind the increase. A committee assembled by the league commissioner attributed it to "reduced drag" but was unable to prove the exact cause of that reduction.
The host compared his suggestion to limit First Amendment rights to limits on Second Amendment rights. His proposal triggered criticism online and raises questions about equating speech with guns.
There are a lot of good reasons an adult child lives at home — and it's not necessarily a sign of immaturity or the failure to launch. But to do it right, you need some ground rules.
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