#meghan on video call on the james corden with harry

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“Confession: I just saw the James Corden bit Harry did and would you believe Meghan made another 'brief' appearance on it. For someone who's camera shy she sure does appear on it a lot.” - Submitted by Anonymous

“I used to really like Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, but now I’m just embarrassed for them. Trying to cling to fame after saying “we want a private life.” Meghan’s FaceTime call during the James Cordon interview was just cringeworthy. “Don’t forget about me!!”” - Submitted by Anonymous

“When I watched the video of Harry hanging out with James Corden I thoroughly enjoyed it until they decided to put Meghan on video call. It would have been nice just to see Harry having fun on his own for once without her finding a way to insert herself in everything. SMH” - Submitted by Anonymous

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Prince Harry raps Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme tune

February 26th 2021, 7:28:16 am

Prince Harry raps the Fresh Prince of Bel Air theme tune on tour of LA with James Corden as Meghan pops up on a video call to ask how 'Haz' is doing?

Prince Harry says he and Meghan Markle 'never walked away' from the Royal family and insists he did 'what any husband or father would do' - as he RAPS and FaceTimes his wife on The Late Late Show with James Corden 

By James Gant For Mailonline - February 26th 2021, 6:53:42 am

In a segment filmed before he and wife Meghan confirmed they will not be returning as working members of the royal family, Harry joined the TV host for a double-decker bus tour of Los Angeles

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'When the Queen speaks it's accepted she has a clear field': Palace brands rapping Harry's interview 'unhelpful' for overshadowing 'rare and important' vaccine video after he blames press for driving him away - and Meghan reveals pet name

‘When the Queen speaks it’s accepted she has a clear field’: Palace brands rapping Harry’s interview ‘unhelpful’ for overshadowing ‘rare and important’ vaccine video after he blames press for driving him away – and Meghan reveals pet name

Prince Harry joined TV host James Corden for a double-decker bus tour of Los Angeles in rare TV interview  Meghan Markle appears on a video call, reveals that she calls her husband ‘Haz’ and they are ‘done moving’  Filmed earlier this month before the Queen confirmed that he and Meghan would lose all royal patronages  And it has been put out as Her Majesty made rare public health statement urging…

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In February, Harry said that the family of three had been doing video calls with the Queen and Prince Philip amid the pandemic. "Both my grandparents do Zoom," Harry told James Corden. "They've seen Archie running around."

Because technology exists (I know the Cambridge crowd love to live in the Dark Ages) Harry and Meghan can speak with the queen when they please ❤️ and people just can’t take it. 

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Prince Harry opens up on why he left royal life

Prince Harry has said he stepped back from the royal family last year because the British press was “destroying” his mental health.

In a rare one-on-one interview in which he discussed the pressures of royal life and his move away from London, Harry told “The Late Late Show” host James Corden that he decided he needed to “get (his) family out of here” and that he preferred the depiction of royal life seen on Netflix show “The Crown” to the one published in newspapers.

“We all know what the British press can be like, and it was destroying my mental health,” he said during the segment. “I was like, this is toxic. So I did what any husband and what any father would do.”

The prince and his wife, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, quit as working members of the royal family in January 2020, a step that caused a crisis within the establishment.

They have since moved to Los Angeles and have begun carving out new lives, increasing their public visibility and engagement with more sympathetic media figures.

The release of Harry’s interview with Corden comes days before he and Meghan sit down for a prime-time interview with Oprah Winfrey.

During the segment with Corden, in which the pair travel round Los Angeles in an open-top bus, Harry revealed he has watched “The Crown” — the popular drama that probes a number of reported fractures within the royal family. “I’m way more comfortable with ‘The Crown’ than I am seeing the stories written about my family or my wife or myself,” he said.

    “They don’t pretend to be news, it’s fictional,” Harry added of the show, about which his fellow royals have generally been tight-lipped.

“But it’s loosely based on the truth. Of course it’s not strictly accurate, but … it gives you a rough idea about what that lifestyle, what the pressures of putting duty and service above family and everything else, what can come from that.”

Harry and Meghan have been mired in a long-running war of words and lawsuits with a large portion of the tabloid media, fighting multiple legal cases against publications and photo agencies that had printed details of their private lives.

Earlier this month, Meghan won a privacy claim against the publishers of the Mail on Sunday after they published a letter she sent her father, and launched a stinging rebuke to “dehumanizing” media organizations after the verdict, saying the “damage they have done and continue to do runs deep.”

    Harry told Corden his life with Meghan in LA will be “a slightly different version, but a continuation, of what we were doing back in the UK anyway.”

“My life is always going to be about public service, and Meghan signed up to that, and the two of us enjoy doing that,” he said, echoing comments the pair made after the Queen announced last week that they would not return as working members of the royal family.

Their statement at the time, which insisted that “service is universal,” was read by many as a rejection of the Queen’s framing of their departure.

“It was never walking away. It was stepping back rather than stepping down. It was a really difficult environment,” Harry said, adding he’ll never “walk away,” regardless of “whatever decisions are made on that side.”

But he told Corden they have video-called the Queen and Prince Philip since their move. “We’ve Zoomed them a few times, they’ve seen Archie running around,” he said.

He joked that Philip, instead of clicking the button to leave a meeting, just shuts the laptop when the conversation is over. The 99-year-old prince is currently in the hospital in London suffering from an infection, though Harry’s interview was likely filmed before his admission and does not comment on it.

Harry also discussed his relationship with Meghan and their son Archie, revealing the child’s first word was “crocodile” and that the Queen sent him a waffle maker for Christmas, at Meghan’s request.

    Turning to the couple’s early romance, he said: “Dating with me, or with any member of the royal family I guess, is kind of flipped upside down. All the dates become dinners or watching the TV or chatting at home. And eventually when you become a couple, then you venture out to dinners, to the cinema and everything else.”

During the segment, the pair visit the house used in the ’90s Will Smith series “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air,” with Harry revealing — during a bout of somewhat awkward rapping — that he knows the lyrics to the show’s famous theme song, before slipping inside for a bathroom break.

Corden then video-calls Meghan on Harry’s phone to jokingly suggest the pair move in. “I think we’ve done enough moving,” she said, dropping her nickname for her husband — “Haz.”

Interest in the couple’s new lives is likely to intensify after they sit down for a lengthy interview with Winfrey, which is expected to touch on the nature of their departure from royal life.

The couple recently announced they are expecting a second child.

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“Honestly, lost in the massive drama is the indisputable fact that Harry and Meghan are one of the CUTEST royal couples. The story of how they started dating and how they decided to marry is pretty romantic. I can see how they were really exhausted and sad when the British press went to town with the negative articles, but the new James Corden video made me so happy because that cuteness is back! They're so soft for one another and it makes me swoon.” - Submitted by Anonymous

“This is coming from a Republican so please don't come after me, I'd rather have the whole monarchy abolished. But I loved the little tidbits I read from Harry about his family in the James Corden interview, and Meghan looked very glamorous in that short video call, the hair colour suits her. Now that they have stepped back from the "institution", I hope they remain happy together in US :)” - Submitted by Anonymous

“I thought Harry was hilarious in the James Cordon video and I very much enjoyed watching him. And the Meghan cameo was unexpected but wonderful. She looked AH-mazing” - Submitted by Anonymous

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Meghan Markle breaks from tradition by wearing a BLACK Valentino dress that costs a staggering $14K to Misha Nonoo's wedding - as stylist brands the outfit choice 'shocking'

- September 20th 2019,

Meghan Markle, 38, broke one of the cardinal rules of wedding guest dressing today as she donned a black dress to her friend Misha Nonoo's, 31, wedding in Italy. A stylist called it 'shocking

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Meghan and Harry amongst stars arriving at Misha Nonoo's wedding

September 20th 2019, 6:12:16 pm

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry are amongst the stars arriving at Misha Nonoo and Mikey Hess' wedding in Rome. Also seen arriving were Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, Princess Beatrice and James Corden.

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Ever wonder what Meghan Markle wears when she's just chilling at home? Well, we might have a little more insight thanks to a recent adventure James Corden took with Prince Harry in LA. At one point in their escapades, the Late Late Show host hopped on a FaceTime call with the...

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Watch: Prince Harry's FaceTime Call To Meghan Markle

Watch: Prince Harry’s FaceTime Call To Meghan Markle

Prince Harry in a still from James Corden’s show (courtesy YouTube) Highlights Meghan Markle adorably addressed Prince Harry as “Haz” in the video Prince Harry spoke about his dating life in the video Prince Harry also talked about his son Archie to James Corden New Delhi: Guess who did James Corden get together with on a double decker bus tour of Los Angeles? Prince Harry. The bus tour was…

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People, February 17

Cover: Prince Harry and Meghan Markle -- their fresh start 

Page 3: Chatter -- James Corden, Kumail Nanjiani, Eva Mendes, Billie Eilish, Margot Robbie 

Page 4: 5 Things We’re Talking About This Week -- Chrissy Teigen and John Legend are the funniest couple alive, a new crop of emojis is coming, Sylvester Stallone goes gray, Jason Momoa undergoes an extreme makeover

Page 6: Contents

Page 9: Contents, Editor’s Letter

Page 10: StarTracks -- Jennifer Lopez and Shakira at the Super Bowl halftime show 

Page 11: J.Lo and daughter Emme during the halftime show, Kansas City quarterback and Super Bowl MVP Patrick Mahomes with teammate Frank Clark, Paul Rudd and son Jack, Jay-Z and daughter Blue Ivy, Alex Rodriguez and daughter Natasha 

Page 12: Eminem congratulated Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson on his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Irina Shayk and Bradley Cooper and Edward Enninful at the British Vogue and Tiffany Fashion and Film Party, Fast & Furious 9 costars Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster and Nathalie Emmanuel and Tyrese Gibson and Vin Diesel at an event, Adam Sandler wearing socks with his own face on them

Page 13: BAFTA Awards -- Renee Zellweger, Prince William and Princess Kate, Jodie Turner-Smith and Joshua Jackson

Page 14: Stars on Set -- Ben Platt and Lucy Boynton and Laura Dreyfuss and Rahne Jones filming The Politician, Mario Lopez and Elizabeth Berkley filming the Saved by the Bell reboot, Julia Chan and Lucy Hale and Ashleigh Murray and Jonny Beauchamp film Katy Keene, Harry Styles films the music video for his song Watermelon Sugar in Malibu 

Page 16: Date Night -- Justin and Hailey Bieber at the L.A. premiere of his docu-series, Peter Dinklage and wife Erica Schmidt at the opening of Medea, StyleTracks -- glamorous gloves -- Misty Copeland, Rihanna, Zoe Kravitz, Ariana Grande 

Page 19: Demi Lovato’s triumphant return

Page 21: Lady Gaga’s hot new romance with Michael Polansky

Page 23: Heart Monitor -- Pamela Anderson and Jon Peters divorcing after 12 days, Freddie Prinze Jr. and Sarah Michelle Gellar 20 years together, Zendaya and Jacob Elordi just friends?, Justin Timberlake and Jessica Biel moving on from scandal 

Page 24: Mariska Hargitay celebrates 21 seasons of Law & Order: SVU, Lori Loughlin’s house for sale 

Page 25: Lil Nas X on breaking out and coming out, Derek Hough heads to Vegas with his own residency 

Page 26: Passages, Why I Care -- Akbar Gbajabiamila works with the Michael J. Fox Foundation because his father has Parkinson’s 

Page 28: Stories to Make You Smile -- Sandra Lee surprises her aunt and uncle by re-creating their romantic ‘50s wedding, World Worst Cat gets a forever home 

Page 31: People Picks -- Homeland 

Page 32: Cherish the Day 

Page 33: Locke & Key, One to Watch -- Zombie 2′s Meg Donnelly 

Page 34: Timmy Failure: Mistakes Were Made, Little America, Horse Girl, Q&A -- E!’s Lilliana Vazquez 

Page 35: Books 

Page 36: Cover Story -- Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s new life -- as they blaze their own trail away from royal duty the couple is enjoying quiet time at home in Canada with 9-month-old son Archie and focusing on what comes next 

Page 42: Remembering Kobe and Gianna Bryant -- as shock turned to tearful remembrances of the former NBA star and his daughter and the 7 others who died, Vanessa Bryant grappled with the loss but is determined to move forward and honor them all 

Page 44: When Pamela Hargan and daughter Helen were found fatally shot inside their Virginia home police called it a tragic murder-suicide. Now Pamela’s oldest daughter is charged with killing them 

Page 46: Meghan Trainor -- music, marriage and loving myself 

Page 50: After a near-fatal stroke and painful divorce, Larry King is recovering, grateful and full of life 

Page 55: Fran Drescher -- taking back my life 

Page 62: Jamie Oliver -- making mistakes and moving forward 

Page 65: Huey Lewis’ health battle -- the ‘80s rock icon opens up about the disease that’s stolen his ability to hear and perform 

Page 68: Camila Coelho -- I have epilepsy and I don’t let it stop me 

Page 73: Dr. Mehmet Oz and his wife Lisa open up about the family-friendly home they built from scratch 20 years ago 

Page 87: Second Look -- Waitress: The Musical costars Gavin Creel and Sara Bareiles with Emma Thompson backstage at the London production 

Page 88: One Last Thing -- Daniel Radcliffe

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Meghan Markle joins Prince Harry and James Corden on video call during tell-all interview then calls Harry a sweet pet name (video)

Meghan Markle joins Prince Harry and James Corden on video call during tell-all interview then calls Harry a sweet pet name (video)

Prince Harry joined James Corden for an interview where he revealed a lot, including why he left the royal family. Harry said he left the royal family because it was “destroying his mental health”. Asked by Corden how he sees his life after lockdown, Harry, 36, said: “My life is always going to be about public service and Meghan signed up to that.” On the decision to walk away from the royal…

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Oprah Winfrey ‘advised Meghan Markle and Prince Harry about ditching Royal family to become US power-couple’ – The Sun

OPRAH Winfrey reportedly advised Meghan Markle and Prince Harry to ditch the British Royal family to become US power-couple, sources said on Thursday. Oprah, who attended Meghan, 38, and 35-year-old Harry’s wedding encouraged their “declaration of independence,” according to Page Six. 6 Oprah, who was a guest at Harry and Meghan’s wedding, said she would ‘support whatever decisions [Harry and Meghan] make’Credit: Getty – Contributor6 The couple – who are largely dependent on funding from Harry’s dad – want to pursue ‘financial independence’Credit: Splash NewsOprah – who pals around with Meghan’s mom, Doria Ragland – didn’t deny the claims, telling Entertainment Tonight the couple “do not need my help in figuring out what’s best for them.” “I care about them both and support whatever decisions they make for their family,” she said of their unexpected exit which left the world and the royals reeling. A source told the publication: “Oprah was the first person to talk to Harry and Meghan about breaking free and doing their own thing, building on their own brand.” “She made them realize it was really possible,” the insider added after the couple’s plans to “step back” from the Royal Family to pursue financial independence emerged. In response to this report, Oprah Winfrey tells ET, “Meghan and Harry do not need my help in figuring out what’s best for them. I care about them both and support whatever decisions they make for their family.” https://t.co/L2YNGR63Ho— Brendon Geoffrion (@tv_brendon) January 10, 2020

The news comes after the SunOnline exclusively revealed Meghan and Harry’s plans to start a new life in Canada and reconsider their royal roles. Meghan and Harry have reportedly already trademarked “Sussex Royal” as a brand on more than 100 properties in the UK with an estimated $500 million revenue, says Page Six. The publication revealed they made their royal mark on everything from clothing, stationery, and photographs after their shocking plans to leave the country emerged. But it’s not Harry’s first rodeo with the American powerhouse that is Oprah: she previously interviewed the prince for an Apple TV+ serious about the Sussexes’ struggle with the spotlight. 6 The couple’s shock announcement left the world – and the royals – reelingCredit: Instagram6 Meghan plans to pursue lucrative deals in North America, where they can build a powerful brand, reports sayCredit: Splash NewsThe couple have also reportedly gathered an array of other powerful celeb friends, which include the Obamas, Clooneys, Serena Williams, James Corden and designer Misha Nonoo. Nonoo’s new husband Michael Hess even offered Harry and Meghan one of their gated Malibu Colony homes called “Billionaire’s Beach,” according to PageSix. SunOnline reached out to Oprah about Meghan and Harry’s shock decision to leave the UK on Friday. While Harry held crisis talks with the Queen, Prince Charles and Prince William, Meghan jetted off to Canada, leaving baby Archie with his dad. She flew back after just three days in the UK and the former actress will rejoin eight-month-old Archie in Vancouver. It is thought the couple didn’t want their son to suffer jet lag flying ten hours to and from Canada inside five days Meghan is expected to stay there for the foreseeable future while Harry will stay in Britain to host the Rugby League World Cup 2021 draw next week. The move could also make a dent in their pockets as Prince Charles threatened to cut off their £2 million funding if they abandon their royal duties completely. But Harry and Meghan want to keep their Frogmore cottage which was refurbished with £2.4m of taxpayers’ cash as their London second home. ‘STRING HIM UP’ Drifter hauled from court after ‘starting blaze in fire-ravaged Australia’ LUNCH POISONER Man, 26, dies four years after colleague poisoned his sandwich with mercury SHOT DOWN IN FLAMES Chilling video shows ‘Iranian missile’ bringing down passenger jet HOUSE OF HORRORS Two starving kids rescued from stepdad who burnt them with cigarettes ON A KNIFEEDGE WW3 fears allayed as US says it is ready for ‘serious talks’ with Iran In their extraordinary statement the couple said they would use the five-bedroom pad “as their official residence as they continue to support the Monarchy.” The couple’s bombshell statement was released on January 8 apparently without the knowledge of other members of the Royal family. The Queen was left “deeply upset” by the unexpected announcement and William was “incandescent with rage”. 6 Oprah didn’t really deny she advised the couple, saying they ‘do not need my help in figuring out what’s best for them’Credit: Getty – Contributor6 Prince Charles could cut the pair off entirely if their future roles aren’t what he wantsCredit: Getty Images – GettyOprah Winfrey praises ‘graceful, warm and loving’ Meghan Markle as she joins forces with Prince Harry to make documentary series on mental health For US insert GOT a story? EMAIL exclusive@the-sun.com

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White House, Facebook, Georgia: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

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Good evening. Here’s the latest.

1. “There’s a very substantial chance that it won’t work out.”

President Trump cast doubt on his planned meeting next month with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, in Singapore. His comments came as he met with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea at the White House, above.

Mr. Moon has acted as a go-between in the proposed talks, and South Korea had insisted on Monday that there was a “99.9 percent” chance that the meeting would be held.

If the North maintains its nuclear arsenal, can Mr. Trump still claim diplomatic victory? It will depend on how he redefines success — and if he meets with Mr. Kim, our correspondent noted.

2. The House voted to roll back a key provision of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law passed after the Great Recession of 2008 to prevent another financial meltdown.

The new bill removes restrictions on small and medium-sized banks like BB&T, above, that they complain are burdensome and unnecessary. But it doesn’t change much for big banks.

The Senate approved the legislation in March, and the next step is President Trump’s signature.

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That means he could be used as leverage against Mr. Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer and fixer, in the special counsel investigation.

The potential witness is Evgeny Freidman, above, a Russian immigrant who was once known as the Taxi King. Mr. Freidman was facing a possible sentence of more than 100 years, but he got five years’ probation instead.

____

4. We visited Marshall County High School in Benton, Ky., where two students were killed in a shooting in January.

A new wave of student activism for gun control there is clashing with bedrock support for gun rights. A small group of students participated in a March for Our Lives rally, and immediately faced a backlash.

“When people started talking about me, it knocked me down a few pegs,” said Lily Dunn, above right.

State lawmakers did not pass any gun restrictions after the shooting. But the school has added armed guards, locked doors and backpack searches.

5. Mark Zuckerberg faced a barrage of questions at the European Parliament in Brussels, the latest stop on his Facebook apology tour.

One member asked if Mr. Zuckerberg wanted to be remembered in the same high regard as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, or for destroying democracy. Another asked whether it was time to consider breaking up Facebook because the company had “too much power.”

Mr. Zuckerberg kept to the conciliatory script he used in Washington last month. His appearance comes ahead of the region’s introduction this Friday of a strict new data privacy law called the General Data Protection Regulation.

And it came amid growing calls, in Europe and elsewhere, to treat Facebook as a publisher, not just a platform.

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6. Voters went to the polls for primaries in Georgia, Arkansas and Kentucky. Above, voting in Clarkston, Ga.

Stacey Abrams and Stacey Evans are facing off in the Democratic primary for governor in Georgia. Ms. Abrams leads in polls and fund-raising, and if elected in November, she would be the first black woman to be governor of any state.

She’s an outspoken progressive, and she’s making a bet that Georgia’s electorate is shifting. We’ll have live results for that race, and others worth watching, as they come in.

____

7. A Tibetan businessman in China who campaigned to preserve his native language is headed to prison — because of interviews he gave to The New York Times.

Tashi Wangchuk, above, says the Tibetan language is threatened by official policies declaring Mandarin the language of schooling and government.

Mr. Tashi, 33, was arrested in early 2016, two months after he was featured in a Times video and article. He was charged with “inciting separatism” and sentenced to five years.

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8. It looks as if Hollywood is starting to make good on its promise to broaden the #MeToo movement and focus on women outside the limelight.

The Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund, started by female stars and producers, is helping Gina Pitre, above, sue her former employer, Walmart, over sexual harassment. She says a manager touched her inappropriately and made suggestive comments.

The suit is one of the first to arise from the Time’s Up fund, which has raised $22 million — and gotten reports of harassment from almost 3,000 employees.

____

9. “We’re all our own worst critics.”

Our Smarter Living columnist says that the old saying isn’t just self-help fluff.

Evolutionary psychologists have studied our natural “negativity bias,” which makes negative experiences seem more significant than they really are.

The solution? It’s called self-compassion: the practice of being kind and understanding to ourselves when confronted with a personal flaw or failure.

10. Finally, the host of “The Late Late Show,” James Corden, was among the guests at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over the weekend. He said the “picture-perfect day” showed Britain as its finest.

“Imagine having such a beautiful ceremony that the entire planet actually wants to watch your wedding video,” he marveled.

And if you missed it, you can find all our royal wedding coverage here.

Have a great night.

____

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White House, Facebook, Georgia: Your Tuesday Evening Briefing

(Want to get this briefing by email? Here’s the sign-up.)

Good evening. Here’s the latest.

1. “There’s a very substantial chance that it won’t work out.”

President Trump cast doubt on his planned meeting next month with North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong-un, in Singapore. His comments came as he met with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea at the White House, above.

Mr. Moon has acted as a go-between in the proposed talks, and South Korea had insisted on Monday that there was a “99.9 percent” chance that the meeting would be held.

If the North maintains its nuclear arsenal, can Mr. Trump still claim diplomatic victory? It will depend on how he redefines success — and if he meets with Mr. Kim, our correspondent noted.

2. The House voted to roll back a key provision of the Dodd-Frank Act, the law passed after the Great Recession of 2008 to prevent another financial meltdown.

The new bill removes restrictions on small and medium-sized banks like BB&T, above, that they complain are burdensome and unnecessary. But it doesn’t change much for big banks.

The Senate approved the legislation in March, and the next step is President Trump’s signature.

____

That means he could be used as leverage against Mr. Cohen, President Trump’s personal lawyer and fixer, in the special counsel investigation.

The potential witness is Evgeny Freidman, above, a Russian immigrant who was once known as the Taxi King. Mr. Freidman was facing a possible sentence of more than 100 years, but he got five years’ probation instead.

____

4. We visited Marshall County High School in Benton, Ky., where two students were killed in a shooting in January.

A new wave of student activism for gun control there is clashing with bedrock support for gun rights. A small group of students participated in a March for Our Lives rally, and immediately faced a backlash.

“When people started talking about me, it knocked me down a few pegs,” said Lily Dunn, above right.

State lawmakers did not pass any gun restrictions after the shooting. But the school has added armed guards, locked doors and backpack searches.

5. Mark Zuckerberg faced a barrage of questions at the European Parliament in Brussels, the latest stop on his Facebook apology tour.

One member asked if Mr. Zuckerberg wanted to be remembered in the same high regard as Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, or for destroying democracy. Another asked whether it was time to consider breaking up Facebook because the company had “too much power.”

Mr. Zuckerberg kept to the conciliatory script he used in Washington last month. His appearance comes ahead of the region’s introduction this Friday of a strict new data privacy law called the General Data Protection Regulation.

And it came amid growing calls, in Europe and elsewhere, to treat Facebook as a publisher, not just a platform.

____

6. Voters went to the polls for primaries in Georgia, Arkansas and Kentucky. Above, voting in Clarkston, Ga.

Stacey Abrams and Stacey Evans are facing off in the Democratic primary for governor in Georgia. Ms. Abrams leads in polls and fund-raising, and if elected in November, she would be the first black woman to be governor of any state.

She’s an outspoken progressive, and she’s making a bet that Georgia’s electorate is shifting. We’ll have live results for that race, and others worth watching, as they come in.

____

7. A Tibetan businessman in China who campaigned to preserve his native language is headed to prison — because of interviews he gave to The New York Times.

Tashi Wangchuk, above, says the Tibetan language is threatened by official policies declaring Mandarin the language of schooling and government.

Mr. Tashi, 33, was arrested in early 2016, two months after he was featured in a Times video and article. He was charged with “inciting separatism” and sentenced to five years.

____

8. It looks as if Hollywood is starting to make good on its promise to broaden the #MeToo movement and focus on women outside the limelight.

The Time’s Up Legal Defense Fund, started by female stars and producers, is helping Gina Pitre, above, sue her former employer, Walmart, over sexual harassment. She says a manager touched her inappropriately and made suggestive comments.

The suit is one of the first to arise from the Time’s Up fund, which has raised $22 million — and gotten reports of harassment from almost 3,000 employees.

____

9. “We’re all our own worst critics.”

Our Smarter Living columnist says that the old saying isn’t just self-help fluff.

Evolutionary psychologists have studied our natural “negativity bias,” which makes negative experiences seem more significant than they really are.

The solution? It’s called self-compassion: the practice of being kind and understanding to ourselves when confronted with a personal flaw or failure.

10. Finally, the host of “The Late Late Show,” James Corden, was among the guests at the wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle over the weekend. He said the “picture-perfect day” showed Britain as its finest.

“Imagine having such a beautiful ceremony that the entire planet actually wants to watch your wedding video,” he marveled.

And if you missed it, you can find all our royal wedding coverage here.

Have a great night.

____

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