Don't let the pigeon steal your heart.

In a historic meeting, North Korea's Kim Jong-un and South Korea's Moon Jae-in meet at the border, pledging to remove nuclear weapons from the peninsula and end the Korean War that began 68 years ago. 1/16

With Mike Pompeo’s confirmation as Secretary of State, LGBT activists worldwide want to know if he still believes gay sex is a “perversion.” 2/16

A fact-check shows many of Trump's claims during his wild Fox & Friends interview yesterday lacked necessary context. 3/16

Joseph James DeAngelo, the suspected Golden State Killer, was identified by matching his DNA with a relative's genetic information that was uploaded to genealogical websites. 4/16

If a sexual predator wanted to come up with a smoke screen for his ghastly conquests, he couldn’t do better than Cliff Huxtable. 5/16

Related: Season one of The Cosby Show if Cliff Huxtable habitually drugged and subsequently fondled select bit players. 6/16

Today in tone-deafness, a proposed Charlie Rose show would profile men whose careers were halted by #MeToo. 7/16

Some drug companies cover patients' care—sometimes into the millions—to avoid bad PR and price complaints. 8/16

A chemo implant that has saved more than 1,000 cancer patients' lives is being phased out with no replacement ahead. 9/16

The rehabilitation process [involves] having contact with your family members—having your family be able to visit you is considered part of that rehab process. Puerto Ricans protests a government plan to send thousands of inmates to private prisons on the mainland US. 10/16

Evidence of Pleistocene hunters tracking and attacking giant sloths discovered near White Sands National Monument. 11/16

Archaeologists uncover the site of a massacre—possibly a terror attack—left intact and untouched for 1,500 years. 12/16

Comparing 2016 presidential election pejoratives for the opposing candidate: The right had more variety (and typos). 13/16

Lovely photo portraits of New York City pigeons by Andrew Garn. 14/16

See also: “The Brooklyn Pigeon Wars.” 15/16

In 1956, a nuclear warhead went missing somewhere near Georgia's Tybee Island—and it's presumably still there. 16/16

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