North Korea: It's "pipe dream" that we'll give up our nukes
Calls latest U.N. sanctions "act of war" as Pyongyang's biggest ally, China, calls for restrain on all sides
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North Korea calls new U.N. sanctions an "act of war"
North Korea said it's a "pipe dream" for the United States to think it will give up its nuclear weapons
U.N. imposes tough new sanctions against North Korea
The sanctions include sharply cutting limits on its imports of refined oil and cracking down on the country's shipping
Security Council poised to vote on tough new sanctions on N. Korea
U.S.-authored measures would sharply curtail Pyongyang's oil imports, among other things; China reportedly had hand in the proposals
Shots fired as another N. Korean defector runs for border
South Korean soldiers fire warning shots, turning back North Korean soldiers apparently pursuing a comrade near DMZ
17 stories that defined 2017
It was a year of relentless news events that will surely reverberate into 2018 and far beyond
Why North Korea is "mystified" by U.S. strategy
A closer look at the rising tensions between the two nations, Kim Jong Un's goals and a lack of understanding is impacting all of it
White House says WannaCry attack was carried out by North Korea
White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert made the announcement Tuesday at the White House
N. Korea "directly responsible" for massive cyberattack: W.H. official
"We will continue to hold accountable those who harm or threaten us ..." White House homeland security adviser Tom Bossert writes
Face The Nation, 08.09.09
National Security Advisor Jim Jones on relations between the U.S and North Korea and. increasing U.S. forces in Afghanistan; Senators Carl Levin (D-Mich.) and Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) discuss reports that U.S. commanders want more troops in Afghanistan; Plus, Bob Schieffer gives 'the plane truth.'
April 7: Schumer, McCain, Albright
Crisis in North Korea and immigration and guns in the Senate: Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz., Sen. Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Blaine Harden, Gerald Seib, Major Garrett, Nancy Cordes and Margaret Brennan.
North Korea ignores world uniting against their nuclear ambitions
North Korea's ambassador to the U.N. said the country's possession of nuclear weapons was "an inevitable self-defensive measure"
Tillerson says North Korea must "earn its way back to the table"
Tillerson and McMaster have insisted Tillerson said all along that North Korea must first alter its behavior, despite Tillerson's earlier comments that talks could begin "without preconditions"
"Factors oblige" U.N. to probe North Korean abduction claims
Most accusations of abduction are at North Korea, not from it, but rights official says he must get truth about 12 women's fate
Putin: Trump camp Russia allegations "damage" U.S.
In annual Q&A with media, Russian leader says claims of collusion show "lack of respect" for Trump voters
McMaster contradicts Tillerson on possible talks with North Korea
The president's national security adviser contradicted comments the secretary of state made Tuesday about talks with North Korea without preconditions
Biden says Doug Jones win in Alabama sends message of unity
Biden discusses the Alabama race, the Trump administration and rumors of a 2020 presidential run on "CBS This Morning"
Tillerson: U.S. ready to speak with North Korea without preconditions
Earlier this year at the United Nations, Tillerson indicated that North Korea must take steps to reduce the threat of illegal weapons before considering talks
Tillerson tells State employees he's "learning" to like his job
"Well, I am smiling. I am learning to enjoy it. Look, this is a hard job," Tillerson said at a year-end town hall on Tuesday
Charles Jenkins, U.S. Army deserter to N. Korea, dies at 77
Jenkins later said 1965 desertion was a mistake, before settling in Japan and himself becoming a tourist shop attraction
Tensions over North Korea worsen rights violations, U.N. says
North Korea's leadership has cracked down further on human rights as tensions have escalated over its nuclear missile tests
Nobel laureates warn Trump, Kim to drop nuke threats
"Stop threatening to use weapons of mass destruction," Nobel Peace Prize-winning group -- and a Hiroshima survivor -- urge at award ceremony
Haley on Trump accusers: Women who accuse anyone "should be heard" and "dealt with"
When asked what she thinks of the "cultural shift going on in America right now," Haley said she is "incredibly proud of the women who have come forward"
Top diplomat urged "time is of the essence" for solution in North Korea, U.N. says
The U.S. State Department has made clear that Jeffrey Feltman represents the U.N., not the U.S., in diplomatic overtures.
U.S. demonstrates "ability to punish" North Korea
Guam-based supersonic bomber simulates land strikes during joint drill with South Korea after North tests most powerful missile to date
Hegseth to announce 20% cut to generals and admirals
Trump and major AI executives sign "morally binding" voluntary controls
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Iran's military says war will only end when U.S. admits defeat
FlyDubai flight diverts to Saudi Arabia after reported fight between pilots
U.S. military declares end of anti-ISIS Operation Inherent Resolve in Iraq
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Sen. Josh Hawley introduces bill aimed at stopping abuse of Flock cameras
Jack Smith defends handling of Trump probes at heated Senate hearing
