Armenia's prime minister resigns following huge protests, a Belgian judge sentences a suspect in the November 2015 Paris attacks to 20 years in prison and Time names the top five most influential musicians.

France's president begins his official state visit to the U.S. Tragedy in Toronto as a van ploughs into a crowd of people. Is it a ruse or is North Korea really ready to play nice? There's a new edition to Britian's royal family.

French president comes to Washington with Iran on his mind. North Korea's announcement about its nuclear and missile program. A chaotic week for Pres. Trump. Funeral for a "first lady of grace and grit." Sounds of Beth Hart.

President Donald Trump faced yet another chaotic week, Houston, Texas bids farewell to former First Lady Barbara Bush and a new exhibit opens in a Midwestern city that has a connection to Holocaust victim Anne Frank.

Cuba has a new president, the fate of the commander of eastern Libya's forces is uncertain and the Academy of Country Music Awards are distributed in Las Vegas.

The looming US-North Korean summit. Former New York City mayor joins Trump legal team. Malaria on the upswing. Leaning about fake news. Time's 100 most influential people.

President Donald Trump confirms Central Intelligence Agency chief Mike Pompeo met with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, a United Nations security team came under fire in Syria and former First Lady Barbara Bush is remembered.

President Trump confirms that the director of the US central intelligence agency met with North Korea's leader. The Federal Aviation Administration orders the inspection of jet engines following a Southwest Airline midair explosion. A major societal change comes to Saudi Arabia.

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