John Bolton, in his first public remarks since leaving the Trump administration, said he was now free to give an “unvarnished” view of North Korea.
Author: Deirdre Shesgreen, USA TODAY
Trump’s envoy for Ukraine resigns as scrutiny of his role in Trump-Zelensky scandal grows
Kurt Volker was named in a whistleblower complaint released this week amid a growing controversy over Trump and contacts with the Ukrainian government.
Mike Pompeo under growing scrutiny for State Department’s role in Ukraine scandal
Mike Pompeo said State Department officials acted appropriately in their dealings with Ukrainian officials. But Pompeo is facing Democratic scrutiny,.
‘A lot of it started with Ukraine’: Why the Trump-Zelensky call isn’t just about Joe Biden
For Trump, this isn’t just about Joe Biden. It’s also about Russia, Robert Mueller and Paul Manafort, his onetime campaign manager who is now in prison.
President Trump to host Otto Warmbier’s parents for dinner at the White House
Otto Warmbier died after being imprisoned in North Korea. Fred and Cincy Warmbier have crusaded against Kim Jong Un’s regime since their son’s death
Trapped, alone and ‘desperate to come home.’ American siblings barred from leaving China
The State Department has warned Americans about China’s growing use of exit bans, sometimes used to keep Americans in China for years.
Trump confirms death of Osama bin Laden’s son in counterterrorism operation
President Donald Trump announced Hamza bin Laden’s death in a statement Saturday that did not provide details about how or when he was killed.
Russia bars Sens. Ron Johnson and Chris Murphy from Moscow visit in ‘petty affront’
Republican Ron Johnson of Wisconsin and Democrat Chris Murphy of Connecticut, condemned the Kremlin’s decision as counterproductive and petty.
South Korea to nix intelligence-sharing deal with Japan, alarming US military officials
South Korea’s move prompted immediate concern from U.S. military officials and comes in the wake of repeated North Korean missile tests.
South Korea holds emergency national security meeting amid new North Korea launches
South Korea’s president convened an emergency national security council meeting after his government detected North Korea’s launch of two unidentified projectiles into the East Sea.