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    Editorial: The US-North Korea summit falls victim to bipolar rhetoric

    by The Times Editorial Board, Los Angeles Times May 24, 2018 2 minutes

    Seriously, is anyone really shocked that the much-ballyhooed Summit-of-the-Century between President Trump and North Korean President Kim Jong Un has been canceled?

    From the start, this highly unusual meeting of the minds was undertaken in an unorthodox way, to put it mildly. Negotiated often by tweet and news communique rather than through established diplomatic channels, it began with threats and name-calling.

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