
New White House press secretary bruised in scuffle
The incident, which was partially caught on video, occurred near the Korean border.
The incident, which was partially caught on video, occurred near the Korean border.
New York Times: The high-stakes encounter at the DMZ turned chaotic at times.
"I think it's historic," Trump said. "It's a great day for the world."
A professor said Alek Sigley may have made a "mistake" in the eyes of the regime.
Revelations of the North Korean leader as a child in new biography by Kiwi journalist.
Japan says hundreds of North Korean boats tried to poach in oceans rich with squid.
Fifield's first book is The Great Successor: The Secret Rise and Rule of Kim Jong Un.
The murdered half brother of North Korea's dictator was known as a playboy and a hustler.
Kim Jong-un appoints pop star ex, who was reportedly "executed", as his right-hand woman.
New York Times: Reports North Korea has executed its special envoy to US on spying charges
North Korea executed its special envoy and four other officials by firing squad.
The spokesman said Bolton was an 'ignorant' hard-liner.
New Zealand has almost 10,000 missing in action but no plans to replicate the US effort.
NYT: North Korea, Iran and Venezuela are calling Trump's bluffs.
Trump tells supporters: "It's not like dealing with the president of France."
US announces seizure of cargo ship as allied militaries analyse weapons.
North Korea today described firing rocket artillery at the weekend as an exercise.
Experts say testing will ramp up until the US softens its tough line on denuclearisation.
North Korean leader raises more questions about his health during his visit.
Russia is potentially raising it's influence in North Korean denuclearisation issue.
The US student fell into a coma while in custody in North Korea.
Putin voiced confidence Kim's visit will "help better understand what should be done".
Kim said on arrival that he is hoping for a "successful and useful" visit.
Kim Jong Un is turning up the heat after his unsuccessful summit with the United States.
Kim Jong Un was in attendance, according to report from the state-run news agency.
Buses crossed over from North Korea carrying 120 people, including tourists, into China.
Lawyer said woman could be freed as early as next month.
Journalist allowed to see it but not photograph it - for security reasons.
Sanders noted "Trump likes Kim and doesn't think these sanctions will be necessary."
The masked assailants infiltrated North Korea's Embassy in Madrid.