U.S., South Korea nix "war game" in name of "momentum"
Week after Trump surprises everyone announcing halt to joint military exercises, U.S. military and S. Korea follow through
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Week after Trump surprises everyone announcing halt to joint military exercises, U.S. military and S. Korea follow through
Republicans feel positive about results; Trump's overall approval ticks up
President Trump has treated the summit as a triumphal success, but even some in his own party aren't so sure
The president's unexpected media blitz on Friday allowed him to deploy some falsehoods
In a spur-of-the-moment interview with "Fox and Friends," he also declared the DOJ inspector general's report released the day before a "horror show"
North Korea experts Duyeon Kim and Robert Carlin break down the U.S.-North Korea summit on "The Takeout"
The suspension comes after Trump said Tuesday that the U.S. would stop "war games" with South Korea
During the U.S.-North Korea summit, President Trump referred to joint military exercises in South Korea as "war games"
The president declared "there is no longer a nuclear threat from North Korea," but counselor Kellyanne Conway contradicted that message
After a historic summit, President Trump announced the end of "war games," which caught Seoul and Pentagon officials off-guard
The president appeared to claim victory upon his arrival back home from meeting North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un
Priority treatment of "historic" meeting with Trump underscores how much North sees it as a propaganda coup
The Trump and Kim summit is drawing sharp reactions from across the political spectrum. One of the most striking divides is the one within the Republican party, CBS News columnist Michael Graham points out
This week on the "Intelligence Matters" podcast with Michael Morell, Paul Heer thinks Kim Jong Un got most of what he wanted out of meeting
His summit with Kim Jong Un adds a new wrinkle to his efforts to toughen the terms of trade with Beijing
"Out of the darkness can come the light. And the light of hope can burn bright," the video's voiceover says
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is now on a mission to make sure North Korea keeps its promise
President Trump and North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un signed a joint statement that called for better relations, peace on the Korean peninsula and denuclearization
The announcement also may have confused some lawmakers who were briefed by Vice President Pence after the president's remarks
From Kim Kardashian to Kim Jong Un, it's been a crazy two weeks in U.S. politics, but a pair of good ones for President Trump
Trump at the close of the summit suggested U.S. will cease "provocative" joint military exercises with South Korea for now
Trump said he's halting the "war games" with South Korea and says he wants to bring U.S. soldiers in the region back home "at some point"
At the close of their historic summit, the two leaders signed what Trump called a "comprehensive" agreement to commit to denuclearization
Analysts put the cost of unifying the Korean Peninsula at upwards of $3 trillion and say it could take decades
"They've promised to give up their nuclear weapons, they've done this twice," Graham told CBS