SINGAPORE: US President Donald Trump flew out of Singapore Tuesday after a historic summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
Shortly before Air Force One took off for Guam, where en route for Hawaii and Washington he was expected to greet US troops, Trump said "there was nothing more we could have done" in the talks with Kim.
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