A photo released by the North Korean state news media, said to be of Kim Jong-un at a meeting this month of the ruling Workers Party in Pyongyang. Credit Korean Central News Agency, via Agence France-Presse — Getty Images
North Korea says it tested new weapon, an apparent warning to Trump (NY Times)
Nicaraguan opposition says dozens arrested in banned protests (Reuters)
High-deductible health policies linked to delayed diagnosis and treatment (NPR)
Two new tent cities will be built in Texas to hold migrants (NY Times)
The problem with AI? Study says it's too white and male, calls for more women, minorities (USA Today)
As rich lavish cash on Notre-Dame, many ask: What about the needy? (NY Times)
Why nurses are striking (Axios)
Brazil top court criticized for order to block news stories (Washington Post)
Peace conference in jeopardy as Taliban object to Afghan delegation (NY Times)
Gunmen ambush Pakistan bus, killing 14 (NY Times)
Pro-EU alliance heads for majority but eurosceptic vote to rise: EU election survey (Reuters)
Iraqi prime minister makes first visit to Saudi Arabia (Al Jazeera)
At University of Colorado, a breach in football’s wall (NY Times)