## Trump's possible return reignites South Korea nuclear debate

Authored by voanews.com

South Koreans appear less certain about Trump, who once said he “could go either way” on the idea of U.S. troops staying in South Korea.

"The level of concern is really high,” said a researcher at a government-linked think tank in Seoul, who supports South Korea considering nuclear weapons in certain Trump-related scenarios.

If South Korea ever pursues a nuclear arsenal, the decision will come with massive economic, reputational and regional security risks.

Last January, South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol made global headlines when he suggested South Korea could easily develop its own nuclear arms if the security situation with North Korea worsens.

At the time, South Korea was seeing an unprecedented wave of mostly conservative academics, ex-officials and other commentators calling for nuclear weapons.

In return, South Korea reaffirmed it would not pursue nuclear weapons.

Colby also said the United States may not be able to live up to its defense commitments to South Korea if North Korea can conduct nuclear attacks on American cities. »

### Trump signed off on Michael Cohen's invoices after they were sent to White House, accountant says

Authored by salon.com

Deborah Tarasoff is currently an accounts payable supervisor at the Trump Organization, which she testified is paying for her legal counsel.

After he became president, Tarasoff testified that invoices and checks that Trump needed to sign would be sent via FedEx to the White House.

"If he didn't want to sign it, he wouldn't sign it and send it back," she said, per The Washington Post. »

### Map Shows Which States Allow Child Marriage as New Hampshire Bill Passes

Authored by newsweek.com

New Hampshire may become the next state to ban child marriage after its state House of Representatives passed a bill that would raise the minimum age to 18.

Delaware became the first state to make child marriage illegal in 2018, with other states following in recent years.

A bill has passed the House in New Hampshire and now heads for the governor's signature to end child marriage in the state. »

### Helldivers 2 Community Requests Removal of Negative Reviews Following Sony’s Removal of PSN Requirements

Authored by twistedvoxel.com

After Sony confirmed that the decision to make PSN account mandatory for Helldivers 2 will be reversed, the community has been happy.

Helldivers 2 community went through a lot of drama once it was revealed that Sony would make it mandatory to require a PSN account to play the game.

When Helldivers 2 launched in February, the developers had already confirmed that PSN account linking would be mandatory for the game to offer functional online multiplayer. »

### What ‘Intifada Revolution’ Looks Like

Authored by theatlantic.com

I am an Israeli graduate student at the university, and I know holding that sign is within her rights.

And yet, its message was so painful and disturbing that after that moment, I left New York for a few days.

If I’d had the courage, I would have asked that student, "What exactly do you mean by ‘any means necessary’?” »

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