AMERICA-NEWS TODAY: WASHINGTON – Trump says CIA director’s secret meeting with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un went ‘very smoothly’

NORTH AMERICA

US-WORLD

The president said on Twitter this morning that the recent high level talks between Mike Pompeo and the North Korean leader ‘went very smoothly’ and that ‘a good relationship was formed.’

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Trump says CIA director's secret meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un went 'very smoothly'

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US-NATION

Trump, Obama and other dignitaries pay tribute to Barbara Bush
  The wisdom of Barbara Bush: If someone doesn’t like being first lady ‘there’s something wrong with her’

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US-CALIFORNIA

Hayward fault
The Big One, 112 Years Later: East Bay fault is ‘tectonic time bomb,’ more dangerous than San Andreas, new study finds

A landmark report by the U.S. Geological Survey estimates that at least 800 people could be killed and 18,000 more injured in a hypothetical magnitude 7 earthquake on the Hayward fault.

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US-TEXAS

In southern Texas, patching the border wall with $49 million in gates

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SOUTH AMERICA

MEXICO-NATION

Castro Era Is Closing in Cuba as Party Signals Successor

Raúl Castro is expected to step down as president in Cuba, handing power to someone outside the dynasty for the first time in more than half a century. His successor will face a minefield of tasks that even Mr. Castro failed to complete.

 

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LATIN AMERICA

ART REVIEW

How Latin America Was Built , Before Modernism Came Along

CreditGetty Research Institute

“The Metropolis in Latin America,” an exhibit at the Americas Society in New York, tells a tale of ambition, nationalism, violence and technical innovation.

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