South Korean President Moon Jae-in is trying to help resolve a stalemate with the U.S.over North Korea’s nuclear program, as well as bring momentum to his efforts to improve inter-Korean relations and expand economic ties with Pyongyang.
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Trump threatens to ‘get involved’ in law enforcement investigations into his own campaign
President Donald Trump recently stepped up his attacks on law enforcement agencies as a double-pronged investigation into his campaign has snowballed.
‘Today our boys are coming home’: Presumed remains of US soldiers returned by North Korea arrive in Hawaii
Vice President Mike Pence welcomed home 55 sets of remainsbelieved to be Americansoldiers who didn’t make it home more than 60 years ago after fighting in the Korean War.
A parched planet: Record-breaking heat blanketing four continents in July
Julyhas brought record-breaking heat to people around the world.From Algeria’s deserts to Japan’s bustling cities, here are some of the historic temperatures that haveaffected four continents this month.
Health officials: Don’t eat crab meat From Venezuela
Be careful eating crab this summer as Health officials warn the seafood from Venezuela can cause diarrhea, vomiting and fever.
Hurricane Chris forms off US East Coast, life-threatening surf, rip currents possible
Hurricane Chris formed late Tuesday afternoon in the Atlantic Ocean. Other than churning up some rough seas along the East Coast, Chris poses no direct threat to the USA. It could clip Newfoundland, Canada.
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Turns out Europe’s original artists were Ice Age cavemen
New evidence suggests ice age cavemen were the first artists in Europe.
U.S. State Department’s list of things you should never do abroad
Insider tips on how to avoid getting in trouble and what to do if you already are.
UK’s Boris Johnson appeals for Brexit unity
British foreign minister Boris Johnson appeals for unity over Brexit and warns against a European ‘superstate’, angering Brussels. Laura Frykberg reports.
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Nuclear war, extreme weather top list of 2018 threats in global survey
The most likely risks facing the world in 2018 include cyberattacks and environmental disasters, a new survey of global experts finds.