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All in the family: Kim Jong Un's sister joins him at summit
Eric Talmadge, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:59pm
Kim Jong Un's younger sister took a prominent place at the negotiating table for the first North-South Korea summit in more than a decade, cementing her public role as Kim's closest confidante and possibly the second-most powerful figure in his ruling regime.

Korean summit starts with a handshake, after year of tension
Eric Talmadge, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:53pm
After a year of tensions, the first North-South Korea summit in more than a decade began Friday with a handshake.

The Latest: Kim refers to N. Korean poor transport links
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:47pm
The latest on the summit between the leaders of North Korea and South Korea (all times local):

Migrant 'caravan' gathers on US-Mexico border for final push
Gerardo Carrillo and Elliot Spagat, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:35pm
About 170 migrants in a caravan of Central American asylum-seekers have arrived in Tijuana, joining about nearly 200 others on their final stop before entering the United States.

At summit with South, Kim accompanied by sister, generals
Hyung-Jin Kim, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:27pm
An influential young sister. North Korea's 90-year-old nominal head of state. A man believed to be behind attacks that killed 50 South Koreans in 2010. And the top foreign policy and military affairs strategists.

The Latest: Migrant caravan nears last stop before US
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 10:23pm
The Latest on a caravan of Central Americans who plan to seek asylum in the United States (all times local):
Seoul says Kim spoke of deadly 2010 North Korean attack of South Korean island, saying summit can heal residents' scars
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 9:58pm
Seoul says Kim spoke of deadly 2010 North Korean attack of South Korean island, saying summit can heal residents' scars.
Seoul says Kim Jong Un told Moon he "won't interrupt your early morning sleep anymore," referring to missile tests
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 9:47pm
Seoul says Kim Jong Un told Moon he "won't interrupt your early morning sleep anymore," referring to missile tests.
Seoul says Moon suggests more summits, Kim Jong Un offers to visit South Korean presidential mansion
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 9:35pm
Seoul says Moon suggests more summits, Kim Jong Un offers to visit South Korean presidential mansion.
First round of talks at Koreas' summit ends; Kim Jong Un heads north in limo, surrounded by jogging security, for lunch
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 9:10pm
First round of talks at Koreas' summit ends; Kim Jong Un heads north in limo, surrounded by jogging security, for lunch.

Thousands protest brutal killings of 3 Mexican film students
Maria Verza, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 9:01pm
Thousands of people gathered in Mexico's second-largest city Thursday to protest the deaths of three film students who were killed and dissolved in acid in a case that has highlighted the disappearance of the country's youth amid a vicious drug war.

Kim says he, Moon are on starting line of new Korean history
Foster Klug, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 8:03pm
With a single step over a weathered, cracked slab of concrete, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un made history Friday by crossing over the world's most heavily armed border to greet South Korean President Moon Jae-in for talks on North Korea's nuclear weapons. Kim then invited Moon to cross briefly back into the north with him before they returned to the southern side.

3 key agenda items at closely watched Korea summit talks
Hyung-Jin Kim, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 7:49pm
Friday's summit between the leaders of the rival Koreas won't be entirely focused on North Korea's nuclear weapons, though they will certainly top the agenda after the recent rapid progress North Korea has made. The meeting is a rare opportunity for the two men to discuss other thorny issues at the highest level.
Kim Jong Un tells his southern rival he doesn't want repeat of past "where we were unable to fulfill our agreements"
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 7:28pm
Kim Jong Un tells his southern rival he doesn't want repeat of past "where we were unable to fulfill our agreements" .
North and South Korean leaders sit down for summit talks on the North's nuclear weapons
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 7:21pm
North and South Korean leaders sit down for summit talks on the North's nuclear weapons.
Hunger striking ex-rebel leader hospitalized in Colombia
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 7:09pm
Colombian authorities say a former guerrilla leader arrested this month on U.S. drug trafficking charges has been hospitalized for ill health caused by a prolonged hunger strike.

A look at verbal exchanges between Trump, Kim and Moon
Kim Tong-Hyung, Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 7:03pm
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and President Donald Trump exchanged insults and threats of nuclear annihilation. Soft-spoken South Korean President Moon Jae-in struggled to be heard. And now Kim and Moon are meeting to discuss North Korea's nuclear weapons ahead of Kim-Trump talks scheduled for May or June.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un makes history, crosses southern border to meet rival Moon for summit on nuke crisis
The Associated Press | Posted Apr 26th - 6:31pm
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un makes history, crosses southern border to meet rival Moon for summit on nuke crisis.
