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Republican John Kasich condemned speculation about the U.S. being on the "on the brink" of nuclear war with North Korea when opportunities for increased sanctions have not been fully exhausted.

North Koreans are commemorating 100 years since her birth.

Trump would be proud.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said his country is willing to help with arrangements.

After the world's deadliest conflict, a future secretary of state decided to split North and South Korea based on a map he found in a magazine.

The era of America as the U.N.'s sugar daddy is fast coming to an end.

Donald Trump's administration took a keen interest in Thursday's vote at the United Nations.

All but one of Russia's previous radar stations are based in the country's west, near Europe.

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

The Russian president was hosting his annual press conference, a hotly-anticipated event in Russia's Christmas TV calendar.

"We don't know how much North Korea has stolen so far, but we do know that the police have confirmed the regime's hacking attempts."

Kim's visit to Mount Paektu gave him a moment to reflect on the "emotion-charged days when he realized the great historic cause of completing the state nuclear force without yielding even a moment."

"I think it's very uncommon in the First World. This is not a sight that one normally sees. I'd have to say that I haven't seen this."

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

A piece called "President Trump Becomes a Wonder Woman, Unifies the Country and Fights Rocket Man" is generating buzz at Art Basel.

Russian marines are training in field combat in North Korea, bordering Primorye.

U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley said the pact was incompatible with President Donald Trump's immigration policies.

Russia's top diplomat lashed out at Nikki Haley for her recent remarks toward North Korea.

"If Kim Jong Un wants to stay alive, he needs to stop," Senator Steve Russell said, channeling his experience in hunting Saddam Hussein in Iraq.

South Korea launched a "precision strike" missile exercise after North Korea conducted its first missile test in more than two months.

Many observers took a satirical op-ed about the president's daughter very seriously.

North Korea called the U.S. "the kingpin of all kinds of terrorism who cannot even prevent terror in its own territory."

North Korea is using video games to teach kids how to assassinate Americans at a propaganda camp.

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.

A president's unilateral authority to launch nuclear weapons will be reviewed for the first time in 40 years.

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

When Kim Jong Un tunes in to U.S. media, his closest advisers probably ask him to ignore President Donald Trump and listen to the experts.

The North Korean leader smiled and laughed as he visited the facility.

Yemen, South Sudan, Somalia, and Niger face famine. Syria, Iraq, Haiti, Mali, Ethiopia are suffering severe hunger.