10 Things to Know for Today
Your daily look at late-breaking news, upcoming events and the stories that will be talked about today:
1. NO DEAL IN HANOI
Declaring “sometimes you have to walk,” Trump did just that after nuclear disarmament talks with Kim Jong Un collapsed after the two sides failed to reach a deal due to a standoff over U.S. sanctions on North Korea.
2. HOW KIM MADE HISTORY
For what is almost certainly the first time, the North Korean leader actually answered an impromptu question from an American reporter.
3. COHEN ASSAILS TRUMP BEFORE CONGRESS
The president’s former lawyer testifies that Trump used his inner circle to cover up politically damaging allegations about sex and lied throughout the 2016 election campaign about his business interests in Russia.
4. COHEN HEARING STOKES TOUCHY TOPIC OF IMPEACHMENT
For some Democrats, the outcome may — or may not — lead to grounds for impeachment. For others, impeachment cannot come fast enough, an AP Analysis finds.
5. ‘DOSSIER’ EXCHANGED ON KASHMIR TENSION
Pakistan receives information from India regarding a suicide bombing in the contested region of Kashmir that sparked deadly clashes between the two nuclear-armed neighbors.
6. NORTHERN CALIFORNIA RIVER FLOODS 2,000 BUILDINGS
The towns of Guerneville and Monte Rio were hardest hit by water pouring from the Russian River, but floodwaters are expected to begin receding.
7. KLOBUCHAR DEFENDS RECORD ON MEDICAL DEVICES REGULATION
The Minnesota senator and 2020 presidential hopeful has advocated for the medical device industry in ways that complicate her reputation as a consumer defender.
8. WHAT SECURITY EXPERTS SAY ABOUT HUAWEI
That the U.S. government is likely exaggerating the threat it says the Chinese telecom giant poses to the world’s next-generation wireless networks.
9. ‘STAR WARS’ COMING TO DISNEY
Personal droids, custom lightsabers, space duels in the cockpit of the Millennium Falcon are just some of the wonders parkgoers can expect at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge.
10. TURNING BACK THE CLOCK
Nine years after Kobe Bryant did it to him, Dwyane Wade banked-in a game-winning, straightaway 3-pointer to help the Heat beat the Warriors.
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