Louise Schiavone

While in the region, the president is saying he is open to meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

On the itinerary stops in Malaysia and Japan before arriving in South Korea next week.

NPR's Deepa Shivaram reports.

Pressure is building on the Trump administration to keep funding food aid during the shutdown.

NPR's Jennifer Ludden reports.

A federal appeals court decision allowing the president to send National Guard troops into Portland, Oregon, is now on pause.

Details from Oregon Public Broadcasting's Dirk Vander Hart.

Forecasters say Jamaica could see more than two feet of rainfall by tomorrow as Hurricane Melissa moves through the Caribbean with maximum sustained winds of around 75 miles an hour.

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The aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford is being deployed to the Caribbean to join the dozens of ships and aircraft already in the region with a mission to target boats the Pentagon says are ferrying drugs to the U.S.

Kenya says its Navy, operating in the Indian Ocean, intercepted a vessel carrying what it says was $63 million worth of methamphetamines.

Six Iranian nationals were arrested.

Kenya is battling a growing drug crisis.

Game two of the World Series is set for tonight.

The Toronto Blue Jays lead the L.A.

Dodgers one game to none.

Steve Futterman is in Toronto.

Actress June Lockhart has died of natural causes at the age of 100.

Generations of viewers recognized her as the mom in Lassie and later as the mother of a family traveling to a faraway planet and lost in space.

I'm Louise Schiavone and PR News.