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On this edition of Issues in the News, Moderator Paul Brandus, Washington Bureau Chief for West Wing Reports, Dan Raviv, Washington correspondent for Israeli-based i24 News, and Michael Warren, White House correspondent for the Weekly Standard, discuss President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the much-anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un; the politics of the investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 US presidential elections, including a controversy surrounding an FBI informant; and the U.S. suspends tariffs on 150 billion dollars of Chinese goods as negotiations over trade continue.

On this edition of Issues in the News, Moderator Paul Brandus, Washington Bureau Chief for West Wing Reports, Dan Raviv, Washington correspondent for Israeli-based i24 News, and Michael Warren, White House correspondent for the Weekly Standard, discuss President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the much-anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un; the politics of the investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 US presidential elections, including a controversy surrounding an FBI informant; and the U.S. suspends tariffs on 150 billion dollars of Chinese goods as negotiations over trade continue.

On this edition of Issues in the News, Moderator Paul Brandus, Washington Bureau Chief for West Wing Reports, Dan Raviv, Washington correspondent for Israeli-based i24 News, and Michael Warren, White House correspondent for the Weekly Standard, discuss President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the much-anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un; the politics of the investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 US presidential elections, including a controversy surrounding an FBI informant; and the U.S. suspends tariffs on 150 billion dollars of Chinese goods as negotiations over trade continue.

On this edition of Issues in the News, Moderator Paul Brandus, Washington Bureau Chief for West Wing Reports, Dan Raviv, Washington correspondent for Israeli-based i24 News, and Michael Warren, White House correspondent for the Weekly Standard, discuss President Donald Trump’s decision to cancel the much-anticipated summit with Kim Jong Un; the politics of the investigation into Russia’s interference in the 2016 US presidential elections, including a controversy surrounding an FBI informant; and the U.S. suspends tariffs on 150 billion dollars of Chinese goods as negotiations over trade continue.

Talks and preparations continue for a Trump-Kim summit. China aims for the far side of the moon. Athletes turn refugees in Australia. Rolling Thunder returns to Washington. Noise pollution pervades Karachi, and a Memorial Day story.

Talks and preparations continue for a Trump-Kim summit. China aims for the far side of the moon. Athletes turn refugees in Australia. Rolling Thunder returns to Washington. Noise pollution pervades Karachi, and a Memorial Day story.

Negotiating a Trump-Kim summit. Islamic State might be down, but not out in Syria. Ramadan food packages. The new John McCain documentary. Rolling Thunder Sunday in Washington.