N. Korea backs away from plan to launch missiles toward Guam
"This is not a big victory for Kim Jong Un. It's also not a humiliation," said a professor of international studies at South Korea's Yonsei University
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"This is not a big victory for Kim Jong Un. It's also not a humiliation," said a professor of international studies at South Korea's Yonsei University
U.S. citizen William Dathan Holbert was sentenced to 47 years in prison while his ex-wife Laura Reese was sentenced 26 years
More than 300 people were killed following heavy rains and massive mudslides struck the region Monday
Vice president expresses confidence in a "peaceable solution to the crisis facing Venezuelan people" during press conference with Argentina's president
Soldiers identified as 22-year-old Sgt. Allen L. Stigler Jr. and 30-year-old Sgt. Roshain E. Brooks
Dozens injured after tree fell while a large crowd was gathered as part of traditional festival
Body of slain soldier was never returned to family; "The flag will be our treasure," 89-year-old brother says
1,600-word note says U.S. withdrawal would "truly deliver American troops from harm's way" and bring about "an end to an inherited war"
Step inside the nerve center that's tracking drug traffickers
"If the Yankees persist in their extremely dangerous reckless actions," North Korea's military will "point daggers at their necks," Kim Jong Un says
The nuclear deal "was Iran's preference, but it was not and will not remain Iran's only option," President Hassan Rouhani says
Dunford says U.S. prefers diplomacy to force but U.S. military is ready to respond to any attacks
Five Malian security guards and a Malian contractor working for the mission were killed along with a member of the Malian gendarmerie
Secretary of Defense says the military would "know within moments" where a missile would be going if launched by the regime
8-year-old girl killed and 13 others were injured when vehicle slams into sidewalk cafe east of Paris on Monday