News Headlines - 25 May 2018

▽Trump says North Korea summit talks continue: 'Could even be the 12th' - CNNPolitics

President Donald Trump told reporters Friday he remains open to holding a summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un on June 12... Earlier Friday morning, Trump also hailed North Korea's statement that its leader, Kim Jong Un, is still willing to meet Trump "at any time" despite the President's cancellation of an historic summit between the two leaders.

▽US Congress bans Trump from declaring war on Iran - Mehr News Agency

The US House of Representatives has unanimously added an amendment to the US 2019 National Defense Budget, in which any declaration of a war on Iran has been banned without the Congress’s approval.

▽Porsche Issues Recall On Toy Cars For Choking Hazard - The Drive

Porsche recalled one of its branded toys, named 'My First Porsche,' according to the United States Consumer Product Safety Commission Wednesday.
The toy, a wooden car based on the company's iconic 911 sports car, was manufactured in Poland by wooden toy producer Bajo. More than 2,000 have been sold for approximately $25 online or through Porsche dealerships in the United States and Canada, with about 1,700 and 330 purchased in each respective market.
Return of the toy is advised due to the risk of the wheels and axles detaching, which presents a risk of choking for small children. No deaths have been reported.

▽Nintendo 64 Classic may be on its way, trademark reveals - CNET

So what's next for the company's Classic Edition line up?
The Nintendo 64. Probably. A few days ago, JapaneseNintendo spotted a trademark application that covers both the controllers and software for the 1996 game console. Actually, it's technically the second 64-bit console trademark the company's filed recently -- last summer, Nintendo filed a graphical trademark for an icon depicting the N64's iconic three-pronged controller in the same style as the NES Classic logo.

▽Ronaldinho ‘set to marry two women at same time after living with them at his ￡5m Rio mansion’

The two women are said to have been living 'harmoniously' with the former Barcelona star since December at his ￡5million Rio de Janeiro mansion.
Ronaldinho, who is claimed to be “adept at polygamy”, started dating Beatriz in 2016 but continued his relationship with Priscilla, which began several years earlier.