Evening Edition: Trump dangles visit to White House for North Korea’s Kim if summit goes well
'It's about the attitude': Trump says he doesn't have to prepare much for summit with Kim Jong Un; Suicide rates rise sharply in most states, CDC report shows
President Trump signaled that a grand bargain to reverse decades of enmity is not on the table for his unprecedented meeting in Singapore with Kim Jong Un. But Trump sounded upbeat as he described the North Korean leader as sincere about remaking the future for his impoverished country.
Suicide rates increased in 49 states between 1999 and 2016, according to a report released Thursday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The increases were seen across sex, age, race and ethnicity. In half of all states, the increase was 30 percent or more.
The Russian president said European leaders long ignored his warnings about the dangers of a world dominated by the United States. "No one wanted to listen," he said.
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The EPA administrator faces congressional scrutiny over an expanding number of spending and management decisions. He also has enlisted staff in tasks ranging from apartment hunting to securing a mattress for personal use.
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Audio obtained by The Post reveals the president turned the closed-door discussion into soliloquies on his prowess negotiating airplane deals, his popularity, his unending love of coal, his "great Cabinet," his planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and other topics.
The gig economy — which has drawn massive attention, tens of billions of dollars in venture capital, and praise and steep criticism from policymakers — may not be quite the cause of massive disruption it has seemed.
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Creativity is one of our most mysterious and fascinating capabilities, and astonishing things happen inside the brains of improvisers as they perform. We explore the science of improvisation, with rapper GoldLink, jazz pianist Jason Moran, and comedy duo Andy Bustillos and Alex Song of Upright Citizens Brigade.
As Washington creeps closer to clinching a title, die-hard fans are clinging to superstitions ancient and brand new to will their team to one more win.
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