North Korea

The announcement comes amid a planned meeting set later this year between President Trump and the North Korean dictator.

Promises of North Korea's good behavior in return for concessions from the U.S. have not worked in the past.

When it comes to North Korea, “distrust but verify,” the commander of U.S. Pacific Command said.

Members of the House Appropriations Committee's defense subcommittee expressed a keen interest in possible contingency plans.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis declined comment Sunday on the proposed Trump-Kim summit.

In Saturday tweets, President Trump expressed his enthusiasm for face-to-face talks with Kim.

The White House put tough conditions on the proposed summit with North Korea.

Defense Secretary Jim Mattis again pushed diplomacy as the solution to the North Korea crisis.

The Marine Commandant said plans were in the works for the possibility of war with North Korea.