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Thousands of American Indian and Alaska Native men and boys go missing or are murdered in the U.S. but capture little media attention.

North Korean efforts to evade international sanctions have been aided by companies registered in Britain, according to an investigation by the London-based Royal United Services Institute.

VIDEO: Public pressure, including from famous faces in the Russian entertainment industry, has led to the release of a young actor in what observers say is a victory by civil society against state repression. As VOA reports from Moscow, Russian authorities have, after massive street protests, overturned a three-and-a-half-year prison sentence for an actor accused, without substantial evidence, of assaulting a police officer.

The incoming top U.S. military officer has warned America’s adversaries to “never underestimate our skill, our capability and our combat power.” Army Gen. Mark Milley said the United States will remain the world’s “premier fighting force,” after he was formally sworn in as the next chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at a ceremony overseen by U.S. President Donald Trump Monday.

North Korea has agreed to resume working-level nuclear talks with the United States this Saturday, according to a senior North Korean diplomat quoted in state media.