What are Trump's options after N. Korea claims "perfect success" of nuclear test?
President Trump's first option is diplomacy, and if that fails, the U.S. is left with two options, said Michael Morell on "Face the Nation"
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President Trump's first option is diplomacy, and if that fails, the U.S. is left with two options, said Michael Morell on "Face the Nation"
Iranian-American businessman and his 81-year-old father lost an appeal over their 10-year prison sentences
"Any threat to the United States or its territories, including Guam or our allies, will be met with a massive military response," Defense Secretary James Mattis said
His official website announced his death Sunday with no further details
North Korea on Sunday claimed a "perfect success" for its most powerful nuclear test so far
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A look back at the organization, formed 50 years ago, that brought together politics, militancy, progressive activism and pop culture awareness
Every employee at the Marvin Window and Door Company in the small town of Warroad, Minn., is treated as a friend and neighbor - because they are
A flood of Biblical proportions soon evolved into a flood of evacuees, as America's fourth most-populous city was struck by one of the largest natural disasters in U.S. history
Humanitarian workers say the good intentions of generous Americans who donate useless goods instead of money to victims creates a "second disaster"
"I'm just praying on some help right now so I can get this over, behind me and try not to think about it," said Georgia Calhoun, whose family is sleeping on air mattresses
Police say Joshua Hupperterz, 29, met Jenna Burleigh, 22, at a bar; he was taken into custody and faces murder charges
The region was so hot that officials with the Bay Area Rapid Transit system ordered trains to slow down on rails that were exposed to sun
The illness has hit the homeless population particularly hard
Sylvester Turner said about 300 people have stayed behind in western stretches of the city inundated by water that the Army Corp of Engineers has released from reservoirs