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Donald Trump thinks G-7 flap will help with Kim Jong Un; others aren't so sure

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Donald Trump thinks G-7 flap will help with Kim Jong Un; others aren't so sure

While Donald Trump's aides said his battle with G-7 allies over trade show he will fight for what he wants, foreign policy analyst said his inability to deal with allies bode ill for his chances with the nuclear-armed Kim Jong Un.

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This undated photo released by the U.S. Air Force shows Capt. William Howard Hughes, Jr., who was formally declared a deserter by the Air Force Dec. 9, 1983. He was apprehended June 6 by Air Force Office of Special Investigations Special Agents from

U.S. Air Force fugitive missing for 35 years found living in California
Capt. William Howard Hughes, Jr., who was living under the name Barry O'Beirne, admitted his true identity after becoming the subject of a passport fraud investigation. He said he was depressed in 1983, and ran away from the Air Force.

Bruce Springsteen performs a portion of his solo show

6 things you should know happened at Sunday's Tony Awards
Sunday night's Tony Awards included some memorable moments, including Robert De Niro going off on President Trump, and a big night for 'The Band's Visit.

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Jackson Odell, left, and Jordana Beatty in 2011's

Jackson Odell (of 'The Goldbergs') dies at 20; coroner investigating
The Los Angeles County coroner is investigating the death of 20-year-old actor and singer/songwriter Jackson Odell, who was found unresponsive at his home. Odell was known for his recurring role in ABC's 'The Goldbergs.'

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Working for the Humanim company, Details, Damon Toogood stacks planks of flooring outside of an abandoned East Baltimore row home. The U.S. Forest Service and the non-profits have teamed up with the upscale furniture retailer Room & Board to put ex-

Baltimore is mired in violent crime. Could part of the solution be found in reclaimed wood?
There's a treasure trove of wood in abandoned buildings. The U.S. Forest Service thinks this wood can be used to help reduce crime and is launching a "matchmaking" effort to connect non-profits employing formerly incarcerated workers to dec

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The shoes were quickly shed as Prince George and Princess Charlotte romped at their dad's polo match.

Go, Dad, go! Prince George and Princess Charlotte had a blast at William’s polo match
On Sunday, Prince George and Princess Charlotte raced around barefoot and in sunglasses, looking pretty much like everyone else’s kids as they enjoyed a sunny family outing at Prince William's polo match.

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Hurricane Bud is forecast to affect the Mexican west coast and the U.S. Southwest.

Hurricane Bud on track to impact Mexico and the Southwest U.S.
Hurricane Bud, now swirling off the west coast of Mexico, is forecast to strengthen into a major hurricane and impact both Mexico and the Southwest U.S. over the next few days.

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A handout photo taken by Ministry of Communications and Information of Singapore on June 10, 2018 shows North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arriving at Singapore International airport in Singapore.

Trump-Kim summit in Singapore, Net neutrality ends: 5 things you need to know Monday
Trump-Kim summit, Net neutrality ends and more of the biggest news to start your Monday.

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Robert De Niro delivers a speech partially censored from the broadcast during his introduction of a performance by Bruce Springsteen at the 72nd Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall.

Robert De Niro drops the f-bomb bashing Trump at the Tony Awards
Taking the stage to introduce Bruce Springsteen's performance at the awards, De Niro didn't waste any time letting the f-bombs fly in his comments about the president. "I'm gonna say one thing: (expletive) Trump!" he exclaimed. "I

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Students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., perform

Tony Awards: Marjory Stoneman Douglas students give powerful surprise performance
The students in the Marjory Stoneman Douglas drama department received a standing ovation for their performance of 'Seasons of Love' from the Broadway musical 'Rent' at the Tony Awards on Sunday.