StupidiNews!

• In South Korea, Donald Trump says diplomatic pressure to stop North Korea from gaining nuclear weapons is working, but repeated warnings that military force may be necessary.
• Attorney General Jeff Sessions will face tough questions before the House Judiciary Committee next week as an oversight meeting now takes on added importance over Russia.
• NATO will send 3,000 more troops to Afghanistan to assist in the training mission there, with half the troops coming from the United States.
• Voters in Virginia and New Jersey go to the polls today to elect governors, New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Atlanta, Minneapolis, New Orleans, Seattle and Cincinnati all elect mayors.
• A flaw exposing millions of high-end digital encryption keys reported last month is easier to exploit than first though, prompting Estonia to suspend thousands of digital ID cards.