U.S. sanctions soccer star, 21 others for drug ties
The sanctions are the result of a multi-year investigation of the drug trafficking organization allegedly headed by Raul Flores Hernandez
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The sanctions are the result of a multi-year investigation of the drug trafficking organization allegedly headed by Raul Flores Hernandez
State Department asked two Cuban officials to leave the U.S. over the incidents
Defense secretary warned the DPRK any actions it's considering would be "grossly overmatched" by the U.S.
Retired admiral said he doesn't believe North Korea wants to use nuclear weapons against the U.S. -- but they won't give them up either
The president suggested that in his nearly seven months of serving as commander in chief, he has made the arsenal more robust
Canadian national Hyeon Soo Lim got life sentence in 2015 for allegedly trying to destroy North Korea using religion
Top U.S. diplomat says his boss's fiery rhetoric just meant as warning "in language that Kim Jong Un can understand"
"Anxiety is spreading across the globe that in the not too distant future these weapons could actually be used again"
Japan and South Korea are calling for more powerful weapons to defend themselves following North Korea's threat to strike Guam
At least two reportedly killed amid riots follow Raila Odinga's rejection of official election results, claiming an "attack on our democracy"
One man says he always used to have faith in "cooler heads," but now he worries "things have changed in Washington"
Police say man arrested on highway amid search after 6 troops wounded, 2 seriously in attack in Levallois-Perret, northwest of French capital
Korean People's Army said that the U.S. should "immediately stop its reckless military provocation"
"Lucifer" is living up to its name with intense heat that is fanning forest fires across France and Spain
Order passed Tuesday bars opposition-controlled National Assembly from taking action that would interfere with pro-government super-body