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  President Trump touted his unprecedented meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un as a breakthrough that would ease decades of tensions that have made the Korean Peninsula one of the most dangerous places on Earth. But the four-point joint statement the two men signed fell short of previous international accords reached with Pyongyang and left big questions unanswered.

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