U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are beginning the second day of their high-stakes nuclear summit with a one-on-one discussion. Trump and Kim met Thursday, the morning after they opened the summit in Vietnam. WATCH LIVE: Trump meets with North Korea ...
... S&P 500 slipped two. Still to come on the "NewsHour": whether Vietnam can serve as a model for the future relationship of the U.S. and North Korea; India launches an airstrike in neighboring Pakistan; new details on immigrant children separated from their families by the U.S ...
... we're going to continue those conversations. And the president looks forward to his next meeting. Nick Schifrin: That next meeting will occur, possibly in Vietnam, at the end of February, about eight months after President Trump and Kim Jong-un agreed in Singapore to establish a new relationship and ...
... he would be making his first and much-anticipated trip to Seoul. Then there was talk, fueled in large part by Trump himself, that another U.S.-North Korea summit was near and that officials were negotiating where it would take place. Vietnam's capital, Hanoi, was reportedly on the ...
... guy who could had a fierce temper, believe me I was the victim of that. He could also reconcile with political foes even with a Vietnam dissenter who'd gone to Vietnam while he was imprisoned and tortured. And I guess my most vivid memory, a lot of journalists will ...
... Vietnam War for years, and the sentiment that began to emerge was that if young men (and women) were old enough to fight in the U.S. military, they were old enough to vote. In 1971, Congress proposed the 26th amendment, and it was ratified by three quarters of the ...
... smoking also resulted in a heightened risk of strokes. Why it matters: Smoking cigarettes is the leading cause of preventable disease and death in the U.S. It’s resulted in an estimated 480,000 deaths each year -- that’s one in every five American deaths. The good news: After ...
... a clear danger. ELIOT COHEN: First, he set up a number of-- really potentially very dangerous foreign policy-- circumstances on the Korean peninsula-- in our relationship with-- Mexico, in our relationship-- in-- in the way we've dealt with free trade. And secondly, he's done a lot of long ...
... to reciprocate, making him the first president in almost a century to close his first year in office without welcoming a visiting counterpart to the U.S. with similar trappings. Trump spoke dismissively of state dinners as a candidate, when he panned President Barack Obama's decision to welcome Chinese ...
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