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One year ago today, Donald Trump vowed North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un would never launch an intercontinental ballistic missile.

The Islamic State militant group, or ISIS, claimed responsibility for a series of explosions in the Afghan capital of Kabul that left at least 41 dead and 84 wounded on Thursday, according to reports.

China and Russia have urged a peaceful solution to the nuclear crisis with North Korea, but if the U.S. invades, they're preparing to fight.

In its latest commentary, North Korea's official news agency warned that "the right to preemptive attack is not exclusive to the U.S."

Russia says the world needs open dialog rather than talking about talking.

North Korea said President Donald Trump and his administration had "not yet waken from a sleep" and had not come to terms with reality.

The suspect behind the attempted attack on New York City's transportation system may be linked to ISIS bomb-making instructions online.

The NBA Hall of Famer said he knew what North Korea's Kim Jong Un wanted, and needed to speak to the president.

He strapped a low-tech device to his body using zip ties and Velcro, police said.

New York officials said the attack is a "terror-related incident."

North Korea cited international agreements that define aggression, arguing U.S. attempts to institute a naval blockade were illegal.

The Wi-Fi network name caused the plane to make an emergency stop.

The state-run Institute of American Studies called on foreign journalists to adhere to "objectivity and unbiasedness" when reporting on North Korea.

Traditional foes of U.S. foreign policy, such as Cuba, Iran, North Korea and Russia, are increasingly eager to cooperate against Trump.

The drill will help authorities practice their response to a terrorist threat in the middle of Moscow.

As Tu-22M3 supersonic bombers blasted the last of ISIS in Syria, Russia announced the new Tu-22M3M fitted with missiles that can soar 130,000 feet and attack 620 miles away.

"Everything is fine, just perfect. I congratulate the aircraft builders and I think we will deliver good news to the defense ministry," Putin said of the new TU-160M2.

Randy Schriver said he supported talking to the notoriously reclusive, militarized state in order to avoid a war breaking out.

North Korea said total "denuclearization is the aspiration and desire of humankind," but it needed nuclear weapons as long as it was threatened by the U.S.

China revealed it's building the world's fastest wind tunnel only a month after offering a glimpse of its new hypersonic DZ-ZF missile glider.

North Korea has backed communist insurgencies around the world, but never to the extent in which the U.S. was involved in global conflicts.

Paul George Dandan reportedly got the explosive from his roommate, who allegedly planned to use it against a neighbor.

After calling President Donald Trump a "mad dog," North Korea said we're all victims of the U.S. leader.

The NATO chief said Kim Jong Un's potentially nuclear-capable missiles threaten Europe, but North Korea said it's the U.S. that's at risk.

Moscow claims upgraded military kit can now "guarantee" striking potential foes, even if they have missile defenses.

Japan is the only country ever attacked with a nuclear weapon, and more than 72 years later it has the ability to build a bomb of its own.

Undetonated bombs from World War II are discovered to this day throughout Germany.

Take a deep breath, the scientists are sure a "quarksplosion" can't be weaponized.

The DF-26 "Guam Killer" is China's first nuclear-capable ballistic missile that could reach the U.S. territory already threatened by North Korea.

The attack proved once again that insurgents can carry out deadly assaults in the heart of the Somali capital.