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North Korea only recently developed the ability to threaten the U.S., but the rogue regime's dark shadow has lingered over its southern neighbor for many years. Before the North acquired nuclear weapons, the Pentagon estimated that North Korea could kill as many as 20,000 South Koreans a day in a renewed conflict on the Korean Peninsula, the Los Angeles Times reported , citing information provided by retired U.S. Air Force Brigadier General Rob Givens.
Keith Boykin called President Trump a white supremacist in the White House because he supports standing for the national anthem. Keith Boykin: We have a white supremacist as the President of the United States.
The president started Monday with a series of tweets criticizing the national anthem protests, while the NFL called him 'out of touch' President Donald Trump and the National Football League on Monday intensified their criticisms of one another, deepening a divide over player protests that is roiling the sports world.
North Korea's foreign minister warned his country would shoot down American warplanes even if they are outside of the country's airspace, in an escalation Monday of the threat of a military confrontation. Ri Yong Ho, speaking to reporters in New York, said the U.S. had declared war on North Korea and his country considered all possible responses to be on the table.
A federal judge on Monday sentenced Anthony Weiner, the Democratic former congressman from New York, to 21 months in prison for exchanging sexually explicit messages with a 15-year-old girl. Mr. Weiner, whose repeated sexting scandals ended his political career, burst into tears as U.S. District Judge Denise Cote gave out his punishment in... Watch a clip from the documentary "Weiner," directed by Josh Kriegman and Elyse Steinberg.
Republicans are scrambling to repeal and replace Obamacare with a new health-care bill known as Graham-Cassidy. WSJ's Shelby Holliday breaks down the proposal.
The chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission is expected to say Tuesday that his agency may have mishandled a breach of its system for disclosing market-moving news and promise to intensify how it defends itself against hackers.
Supreme Court drops an Oct. 10 oral argument over the previous policy; suits alleging a Muslim ban will likely need to start over WASHINGTON-President Donald Trump's new travel ban scrambled a legal fight two weeks before a major Supreme Court argument, and stirred concerns about unintended consequences for U.S. foreign policy.
"I acted not only unlawfully but immorally, and if I had done the right thing, I would not be standing before you today," he said, crying as he addressed the judge. "The prosecutors are skeptical that I have truly changed and I don't blame them," he said.
A top U.S. markets regulator unveiled a new enforcement framework that relies more heavily on firms to self-report wrongdoing and gives them new incentives to cooperate with probes. James McDonald, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission's enforcement director, announced the strategy during a speech at New York University on Monday.
Parties renegotiating the North American Free Trade Agreement are making progress on "bread and butter" commerce issues here in the Canadian capital, senior Canadian and U.S. officials said Monday, but little headway on such items as how to resolve trade disputes.
The Senate on Monday evening approved William Emanuel to sit on the National Labor Relations Board, putting Republicans in control of the body for the first time in nearly a decade. Mr. Emanuel, the second of President Donald Trump's two board nominees to win Senate approval, was confirmed on a 49-47 party-line vote.
Hartford's biggest bond insurer said it had offered to help the city postpone payments on as much as $300 million in outstanding debt, in a move designed to help prevent a bankruptcy filing for Connecticut's capital.
Violent crime and homicide rates rose in the U.S. in 2016 for the second consecutive year, driven in part by a spike in murders in large cities, according to national data released Monday by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. The Trump administration seized on the report as further evidence that the U.S. is experiencing a surge in deadly violence.
Nothing says you stand vehemently against violence and racism than wearing a shirt that glorifies a mass murderer and violent racist who despised blacks and shipped gay Cubans off to concentration camps.
State and local governments across the U.S. give Facebook millions in tax breaks in return for the social media company opening up data centers in their respective towns. But the facilities, which house computer systems and other components, often doesn't yield as many jobs as first expected, according to a Bloomberg report published Monday.
As more information comes out about the illegal spying by the Obama Administration, Mueller is under more and more pressure to find or make up a crime related to President Trump. It is time to deal with the corruption and criminal conduct in the Department of Justice, Criminal Intelligence Agency, Federal Bureau of Investigation and shut down the criminal and corrupt Mueller investigation.
President Trump lashed out at NFL players protesting the national anthem on Friday while at a campaign rally for Senator Luther Strange . President Trump brought up the NFL players who disrespect our flag and our country by taking a knee during the National Anthem in protest.
Trump demands NFL teams 'fire or suspend' players or risk fan boycott - SOMERSET, N.J. - President Trump on Sunday morning renewed his demand that NFL owners fire or suspend players who kneel during the national anthem in protest, again urging that fans should boycott the sport to force change.