Kim Jong Un reportedly told Pompeo that he didn't want his children to live with the burden of nuclear weapons

View online           Politics Select           Kim Jong Un reportedly told Pompeo that he didn't want his children to live with the burden of nuclear weapons   "'I'm a father and a husband. And I have children,'" Kim reportedly told Pompeo when asked if he was willing to give up his nuclear weapons.   READ MORE           PHOTOS: North Korean leader Kim Jong Un arrives in Vietnam ahead of second nuclear summit with Trump   This is the two leaders' second summit. At their first-ever meeting in Singapore, Trump and Kim signed a four-pronged agreement.   READ MORE           An Alabama newspaper editor who called for the KKK to 'ride again' has been replaced by a black woman   Goodloe Sutton, who edited the Democrat-Reporter in Linden, resigned and appointed Elecia Dexter, a front-office clerk, to replace him.   READ MORE             Theresa May offers MPs a vote to delay Brexit and prevent no-deal   The prime minister told the House of Commons that MPs would have a chance to rule out a no-deal Brexit if they reject her deal next month.   READ MORE           Hidden TV cameras caught Kim Jong Un taking a cigarette break in the middle of China on his epic train journey to his summit with Trump   The North Korea leader is often seen on state TV with a cigarette in hand, despite pushing an anti-smoking campaign in North Korea.   READ MORE           Satya Nadella has steered Microsoft into the cloud computing 'catbird's seat' and it could make the company untouchable   The cloud market is shifting in Microsoft's direction, Wedbush analyst Dan Ives said.   READ MORE           Report: Michael Cohen plans to publicly accuse Trump of criminal conduct in office, during dramatic testimony before Congress   The conduct is related to a hush-money payment that Cohen facilitated to Stormy Daniels, The Wall Street Journal reported.   READ MORE           Here are all the former members of Congress who went straight from government to high-powered lobbying firms this year   While the former lawmakers do not engage in official lobbying activities due to a one year ban, they usually take on consultant or advisory roles.   READ MORE           Kim Jong Un's elite bodyguards — famous for running next to his diplomatic Mercedes — were back for his entrance to Vietnam ahead of his second summit with Trump   The 12 black-suited operatives are hand-picked for fitness, marksmanship, martial arts skill, and even how handsome they are.   READ MORE           Luxury hotels, a private dinner, and a possible trip to an Instagram beauty spot: Here's how Trump's 2nd summit with Kim Jong Un is scheduled to go down   President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un are set to meet for a second time in Hanoi, Vietnam, this week.   READ MORE           Was this email forwarded to you? SUBSCRIBE NOW     Share this     You received this email because you signed up to the Business Insider newsleitter using the email: ipat39@gmail.com   Email preferences Unsubscribe TERMS OF SERVICE PRIVACY POLICY 1 Liberty Plaza, 8th Floor. New York, NY 10006