Paul Krugman: “There are two disastrously wrong ways to read the news from Los Angeles right now, and the rest of America over the next few days. The first is to believe that there is actually anything resembling an insurrection underway. The second is to believe that the Trump administration’s

“President Donald Trump remains open to communications with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, the White House said in its latest comments expressing willingness to resume dialogue with the nuclear-armed North, despite little signal from Kim seeking engagement,” Bloomberg reports.

“President Donald Trump’s long-touted ‘gold card,’ which offers foreigners a path to U.S. citizenship after paying $5 million to the government, is open for business,” USA Today reports. “But even if you have the money, there’s a waitlist at trumpcard.gov. And read the fine print carefully: Your $5

The Department of Homeland Security released a poster featuring Uncle Sam urging members of the public to report “foreign invaders.” Los Angeles Times: “Uncle Sam posters were originally employed as a tool to urge Americans to enlist in the Army during WWI. The posters were revived during WWII to

“Gen. Dan Caine, who since becoming chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff in April has assiduously avoided the public spotlight, on Wednesday broke with President Donald Trump’s assessment of the threat posed by Russia and the ongoing protests and violence in Los Angeles,” the Washington Post