North Korea and South Korea pledge peace steps and limits
North Korea and South Korea announced a broad peace program after talks led by Kim Jong Un and Moon Jae-in. Kim pledged to dismantle his main nuclear complex only if the United States makes corresponding moves, while inspectors would monitor a missile site closure and a future visit to Seoul. Both leaders seek to host the 2032 Summer Olympics, but no detailed dismantlement plan or inspector timetable was agreed.
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Hurricane Florence disaster toll and Trump aid tour in North Carolina
Exhausted Carolinas wait to go home as Florence floods claimed nearly three dozen lives. In New Bern President Trump helped pass out meals while a sheriff's van carrying two women to a mental health facility was swept away. Roberta Keithley 73 and Roberta Keithley 73 speak of shifting conditions and uncertain home. Nichols South Carolina, flooded again after earlier relief, evacuations continue in small towns. Mayor Lawson Battle notes evacuation of about 360 residents.
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Trump says not concerned about Manafort statements to Mueller
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he is not worried by what his former campaign chairman Manafort might tell investigators. He declined to discuss a possible pardon and noted Manafort’s plea deal and cooperation could influence ongoing scrutiny of the 2016 Trump campaign and the June 2016 Trump Tower meeting.
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Tariffs in US China trade fight may become the new normal
Washington prepares to lift tariffs on 200 billion Chinese imports while China vows 60 billion in U.S. goods, as both nations escalate a trade dispute. Experts warn the standoff may endure, threatening supply chains and costs for American consumers and farmers.
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