North Korea

The Wise Honest was seized in Indonesia earlier this month.

Many are enslaved in brothels in northeast China, where there are large migrant worker populations, and many are forced into marriages in which they are raped, exploited and enslaved by Chinese...

"I am worrying about my lack of English proficiency," Kim reportedly told South Korean President Moon Jae-in.

The United Nations has said more than 10 million North Koreans are facing severe food shortages.

A child defecting from North Korea to meet her parents, who had already escaped Kim Jong Un’s regime, was equipped with a GPS tracking device.

“It’s not like [I’m] dealing with the president of France,” the president reportedly told supporters.

“Thus far what you’ve seen this president do is heap praise on Kim Jong Un and kind of revel in the spectacle of these summits, where nothing happens,” said Ben Rhodes, former deputy national...

President Donald Trump appeared to criticize South Korea during a Florida rally shortly before North Korea launched two more missiles.

The former director of national intelligence responded to reports that President Donald Trump agreed to pay $2 million in medical bills for the return of Otto Warmbier.

North Korea has accused the secretary of state of “talking nonsense” and "fabricating stories.”

The Korean Central News Agency reported North Korea made the test fire Wednesday, just more than a month after North Korea began new activity at a missile launching site.

Pyongyang had been hoping for a reduction of sanctions after the summit.

Kim Yeon-chul said economic leverage should be used to encourage denuclearization progress.

“He said he would denuclearize...,” Pompeo said. “Now we need to figure out how to do it.”

Senator Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, told The Atlantic the president "went for the whole enchilada and lost badly."

Satellite imagery of a facility near Pyongyang suggest an increase in activity.

The summit between President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un was “yet another meaningful incident on the issue of world peace,” a state television station in North Korea claimed.

“I didn’t think this summit went well for the president at all, more importantly for the U.S. national security,” Mike Rogers, a former Republican congressman said.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo refused to say if he believed North Korean leader Kim Jong Un didn’t know about the mistreatment of American student Otto Warmbier.

"For the Democrats to interview in open hearings a convicted liar & fraudster, at the same time as the very important Nuclear Summit with North Korea, is perhaps a new low in American politics and...

Trump “seems to be a person who is entirely without empathy. Whatever his strong suits or weak suits, he does not have the ability to feel personally and deeply the suffering of others," said Matt...

National Security Adviser John Bolton insisted President Donald Trump's Hanoi visit was somehow a "success" despite acknowledging that no denuclearization agreement was made and North Korea remains...

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif said, "President Trump should've now realized that pageantries, photo-ops & flip-flops don’t make for serious diplomacy."

"Maybe these guys just went over there to eat," the comedian mused.

Biden said he agreed the president had done the right thing after a summit with the North Korean leader was cut short.

The failure of the Hanoi summit made clear the limitations of bilateral talks, especially those between two leaders known to be temperamental.

Senator Lindsey Graham told conservatives that North Korean supreme leader Kim Jong Un "knows Trump means business" after the two failed to make a deal in Hanoi.

The president's meeting with Kim Jong Un ended early with no joint agreement signed and little material progress made in denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula.

Otto Warmbier, a 22-year-old American student, died after he fell into a coma while being held in a North Korean labor camp.

Explaining the failure to reach an agreement with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, President Donald Trump told reporters, “Sometimes you have to walk.”