<p>In a story published Feb. 8, 2025, about Trump’s attempts to end the war in Ukraine, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the summit with North Korea in Singapore was in 2019. It was in 2018.</p>

In a story published Feb. 8, 2025, about Trump’s attempts to end the war in Ukraine, The Associated Press erroneously reported that the summit with North Korea in Singapore was in 2019. It was in 2018.

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