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Trump administration officials have privately discussed setting up a meeting between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un when Trump visits Asia next month, though many are ...

Officials pull body from Lake Winnebago after reports of items floating near the shore OSHKOSH (WLUK) -- Officials in Winnebago County say the body of a man was found in Lake Winnebago after a report ...

An underage boy has claimed that his female teacher spoke to him on the phone to set up a sexual encounter. He also said that she was naked in the shower with her breast visible when they talked via a ...

Pigeons are a persistent nuisance in many UK gardens. They're as plentiful as vermin, they mess up raised beds and patios, and they snatch away the much-needed food from smaller, more endangered birds ...

Family and friends of a beloved pub regular gathered at his old watering hole to say their last goodbyes. Terry Riley, 75, liked to journey through Liverpool's many classic pubs from Liverpool city ...

The full IMG league performance points for rugby league clubs have been finalised for 2025, with Wigan Warriors scoring the maximum four points allocated over a three-year period. The Warriors ...

Dunelm is selling a bedside table that shoppers say "could go anywhere in the house", and it's perfect for autumn. The Arnie Bedside Table is available in both stone and green colours, but it's the ...

THERE IS AN unusual buzz of activity in Tumen, a small Chinese city on the border with North Korea. When The Economist visited in recent days, builders and cranes could be seen working on customs and ...