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By KIM TONG-HYUNG Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — North Korea and the United States have agreed to resume nuclear negotiations this weekend following a months-long stalemate over the withdrawal of sanctions in exchange for disarmament, a senior North Korean diplomat said Tuesday...

President Donald Trump will head into his second meeting with North Korea's Kim Jong Un having reframed what would make a successful summit

All the markets entered record territory this week. New York Exchange, S&P 500, NASDAQ all hit record highs.

A summit between Trump and Vladimir Putin turned into a Mexican children’s party with Trump being the piñata bashed by both Putin and the American press.

Before the market wrap up Tom, Shane and City Commissioner Jeff Krauss took listeners calls about deficits, government spending and the tax cuts.

There’s a saying that defines fear. F.E.A.R. — False Evidence Appearing Real. What some imagine Trump might do is far more fearful than what he actually does.

Unless you had cash on hand you’d be in pretty bad shape. Credit or debit cards wouldn’t work, the banks would have to close to prevent runs on them.

Will foreign countries make good on threats to go after American farmers with tariffs against our agricultural products in retaliation for Trump's Tariffs?

I wonder if Elizabeth Taylor knew that Cleopatra lived further away from the Great Pyramids being built than the iPhone being invented. Steve Jobs rocks.

Montana Senator Steve Daines on Fox News yesterday following his trip to the Demilitarized Zone between North and South Korea.