Today's Headlines: Planning Begins for Kim Jong-un Meeting Some Trump Aides Believe Will Never Happen

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He Was Applauded.]( By JULES WOODSON Jules Woodson reacts to the apology issued by Andy Savage, a pastor at the Highpoint Church in Tennessee, who admits to a "sexual incident" when she was 17 years old. ADVERTISEMENT [] World [How Would U.S. Verify That North Korea Is Disarming?]( News Analysis [How Would U.S. Verify That North Korea Is Disarming?]( By DAVID E. SANGER North Korea has tested six nuclear weapons and, according to American intelligence agencies, has 20 to 60 more. [He Had the Treasonous Uncle Killed, but He Forgave the Disloyal Chef]( [He Had the Treasonous Uncle Killed, but He Forgave the Disloyal Chef]( By MEGAN SPECIA Few outsiders have met North Korea’s reclusive leader, Kim Jong-un. But a handful of people who know him have filled in some gaps in recent years. [Ex-Model, Mob Suspect and a Murder Could Bring Down Slovakia’s Government]( [Ex-Model, Mob Suspect and a Murder Could Bring Down Slovakia’s Government]( By MARC SANTORA and MIROSLAVA GERMANOVA The killing of an investigative journalist, Jan Kuciak, and his fiancée have stirred public anger and intensified scrutiny of government corruption. For more world news, go to [NYTimes.com/World »]( ADVERTISEMENT [] U.S. [Seeking Cheaper Health Insurance, Idaho Bucks Affordable Care Act]( [Seeking Cheaper Health Insurance, Idaho Bucks Affordable Care Act]( By KIRK JOHNSON and ROBERT PEAR Federal authorities say Idaho’s plan for a stripped-down insurance option must be revised to meet the federal health care law. Other states are watching. [Trump’s Military Parade Plans Come Into Focus: Planes, but No Tanks]( [Trump’s Military Parade Plans Come Into Focus: Planes, but No Tanks]( By MATT STEVENS The parade, scheduled for Veterans Day in Washington, will provide a history lesson with “an emphasis on the price of freedom,” according to a memo. For more U.S. news, go to [NYTimes.com/US »]( [] Politics [The E.P.A Chief Wanted a Climate Science Debate. Trump’s Chief of Staff Stopped Him.]( [The E.P.A Chief Wanted a Climate Science Debate. Trump’s Chief of Staff Stopped Him.]( By LISA FRIEDMAN and JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS The idea for a military-style exercise to question climate science encountered widespread resistance within the administration, officials said. [Steve Bannon Is Done Wrecking the American Establishment. Now He Wants to Destroy Europe’s.]( [Steve Bannon Is Done Wrecking the American Establishment. Now He Wants to Destroy Europe’s.]( By JASON HOROWITZ The exiled Trump adviser and former head of Breitbart News is on a new mission: to train Europe’s budding populists to do what he did. [The President and the Porn Star: A Story’s Slow Rise Above the Din]( Washington Memo [The President and the Porn Star: A Story’s Slow Rise Above the Din]( By MATT FLEGENHEIMER For nearly two months, Stormy Daniels has not been the biggest story out of the Trump White House. Is that changing? For more political news, go to [NYTimes.com/Politics »]( [] Business [U.S. Allies Jostle to Win Exemptions From Trump Tariffs]( [U.S. Allies Jostle to Win Exemptions From Trump Tariffs]( By JACK EWING Countries mixed appeals to friendship with threats of retaliation. But the lobbying frenzy risked undermining the ground rules of world trade. [Martin Shkreli Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Fraud]( [Martin Shkreli Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Fraud]( By STEPHANIE CLIFFORD Mr. Shkreli, notorious for sharply increasing drug prices and for his attention-seeking antics online, was convicted last year of defrauding investors. [One State’s Quest to Introduce Long-Term Care Benefits]( Your Money [One State’s Quest to Introduce Long-Term Care Benefits]( By RON LIEBER A bipartisan effort to tax Washington workers and offer a year of nursing home or other coverage is mired in questions over caregiver qualifications. For more business news, go to [NYTimes.com/Business »]( [] Technology [Google Is Trying Too Hard (or Not Hard Enough) to Diversify]( [Google Is Trying Too Hard (or Not Hard Enough) to Diversify]( By DAISUKE WAKABAYASHI The internet giant is being sued by former employees who say the company is going too far with diversity. Other lawsuits accuse it of the opposite. [AT&T Backs Off Political Argument in Antitrust Case]( [AT&T Backs Off Political Argument in Antitrust Case]( By CECILIA KANG AT&T has said the government blocked the company’s deal with Time Warner because of presidential politics. But that argument was absent in a filing on Friday. [Wrestling With Auto-Correct]( Tech Tip [Wrestling With Auto-Correct]( By J. D. BIERSDORFER If you find yourself repeatedly correcting Apple’s auto-correction software while you’re typing, you can reset its dictionary or turn it off. For more technology news, go to [NYTimes.com/Technology »]( [] Sports [Winter Paralympics Open in Cheery Mood]( [Winter Paralympics Open in Cheery Mood]( By BEN SHPIGEL In a spectacle that featured a rhythmic drum dance and projections of fish coming to life, a record 567 athletes paraded into the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium. [Markelle Fultz Lost His Shot. Will He Ever Find It Again?]( On Pro Basketball [Markelle Fultz Lost His Shot. Will He Ever Find It Again?]( By KURT STREETER Fultz was the Philadelphia 76ers’ top pick in the draft last summer, largely because of his jump shot. It has now gone missing and nobody knows why. [Tiger Woods Stays Near Top of Valspar Championship Leaderboard]( [Tiger Woods Stays Near Top of Valspar Championship Leaderboard]( By KAREN CROUSE Woods finished his round with a three-under 67, for four under over all, and a share of the lead. 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