As President Trump prepares for his summit with Kim Jong Un, he sees some of himself in the authoritarian North Korean: an unorthodox and sometimes feared figure who distrusts the established world order and has a thirst to make history.
The president's abandonment of the Paris climate accord and the Iran nuclear agreement and his decision to impose protectionist tariffs have established a level of animosity between the United States and Europe that surpasses even the rift over the Iraq War.
Chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow said the president's combative words were meant to project strength in advance of the historic summit in Singapore.
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After the announcement on her school's PA system that there was an active shooter, Shelly Alexander quelled the emotions that came with her flashbacks from Las Vegas and escorted her students to safety.
Pablo Villavicencio, along with his wife and two young American daughters, has become a live chip in the political fight over deportations since his arrest.
The world's biggest soccer tournament will welcome a nation of just 340,000, "where everybody knows someone, or knows someone who knows someone," according to the head coach, who is also a practicing dentist.
Long before Kendrick Lamar won a Pulitzer Prize and Kanye West squandered his good will, the rap world was an entirely different place — a world singularly ruled by one artist.
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