Mike Pompeo Hopes Talks With Kim Jong

SEOUL: US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said on Sunday he hopes to hold converses with North Korean pioneer Kim Jong Un that he expectations will lead North Korea to surrender an atomic weapons program that possibly debilitates the United States. 

Pompeo posted a photo of himself on Twitter on Sunday waving from the entryway of his US government air ship in Tokyo with the inscription: "Next stop #Pyongyang to meet with Chairman Kim and proceed with our work to satisfy the responsibilities made @potus and Chairman Kim at the #singaporesummit." 

US Senate confirmed Supreme Court nominee

Washington (AFP) - The US Senate is relied upon to affirm preservationist judge Brett Kavanaugh as the following Supreme Court equity on Saturday - offering President Donald Trump a major political win and tilting the country's high court emphatically to one side. 

The months-long fight over Kavanaugh's selection has grasped Washington, revealing the factional gridlock on Capitol Hill and the political polarization of America only multi month before midterm decisions. 

Sonam Kapoor took a break from Twitter

Bollywood performing artist Sonam Kapoor has removed a stage from online networking stage Twitter, in light of the fact that it has progressed toward becoming 'excessively negative.' 

The 33-year-old on-screen character had swung to Twitter to declare a break from the microblogging site guaranteeing that it has turned out to be excessively negative. 

Saudi prince dismissed Trump remarks

ABU DHABI: Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Mohammed receptacle Salman rejected comments by Donald Trump in which the US president said he had cautioned the lord he would not toward the end in power "for about fourteen days" without US military support and requested he pay up. 

"I adore working with him. You know, you need to acknowledge that any companion will state great things and awful things," Prince Mohammed