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President Donald Trump and his top advisers are quietly preparing to travel to South Korea in October for the gathering of Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation trade ministers, three Trump administration officials told CNN.

The summit, set to be held in the city of Gyeongju between late October and early November, is viewed as a key opportunity for Trump to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The officials said there have been serious discussions about a bilateral meeting on the sidelines of APEC, but no firm plans are in place. In a phone call last month, Xi invited Trump and his wife to visit China, an invitation the US president reciprocated, though no dates have been set.

Details are still being finalized and it’s unclear whether the president may add other stops on the trip. The officials said the administration is also viewing it as an opportunity for the president to clinch more economic investments in the US — something that has been a key focus of his recent trips abroad, including during his trip to Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates. See more

For all the flaws of broken people and broken churches, I still believe that the church is good for me − and for you.

After decades of decline in church attendance in the United States, many people are considering a return to church.

This trend has made recent headlines with celebrities like Chris Pratt, Canadian musician Grimes, political commentor Chris Cillizza and even podcaster Joe Rogan expressing a desire to reconnect to faith.

But the statistics are telling us that this is more than a few high-profile figures returning to church. Something is going on in religion in America.

A recent study from the Pew Research Center indicated that the trend of decline of Americans who identify as Christian has leveled off since the COVID-19 pandemic. While it's too early to tell if this is a lasting trend, new data from Barna Group points to a possible bump in church attendance itself. See more

"I think we have to be very careful," Trump said when asked about Florida's plans to phase out vaccine mandates. "Look, you have some vaccines that are so amazing."

WASHINGTON ‒ President Donald Trump said Americans should take vaccines that are "not controversial" as he distanced himself from http://Florida's plans to end all vaccine mandates including for schoolchildren.