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Before agreeing to meet, the administration should ratchet up the sanctions even more, especially in these areas, says David Adesnik. » Read More
By: Jacob Pramuk
Trump says his administration has started talking to North Korea again following the cancellation of a summit. » Read More |
Carter Copeland, Melius Research president and analyst, shares his top defense stock picks, including Booz Allen, General Dynamics and L3 Technologies. » Read More |
By: Ted Kemp
South Korean President Moon Jae In released a statement on the surprise news Thursday night that U.S. President Donald Trump canceled a planned summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. » Read More |
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The U.S. must establish a robust process for handling North Korea that can truly deal with the issues threatening security and stability in the region, says retired Gen. Wesley Clark.
Russia claims that the ground-based missile system is capable of intercepting hypersonic missiles, drones, aircraft as well as stealth warplanes like the F-22 and the F-35.
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The sanctions were the latest in the United States' efforts to economically strangle Iran with the hopes of blocking the country's efforts to develop nuclear weapons.
Touting a "greatly enhanced" American military, Trump warned Kim against taking "foolish or reckless" action.
Republican lawmakers saw the meeting with Kim Jong Un as potentially treacherous or doomed to fail.
North Korea has carried out what it says is the demolition of its nuclear test site in the presence of foreign journalists.
The U.S. government said late on Wednesday that it would seek to wrestle hundreds of thousands of infected routers and storage devices from the control of hackers who security researchers warned were planning to use the "botnet" to attack Ukraine.
President Donald Trump on Wednesday asked for the probe, which will be carried out by the U.S. Department of Commerce.
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Kim Jong-Un's desire to survive and economically thrive means that he can be deterred indefinitely, says Ret. Lt. Col. Daniel L. Davis.
Jim Cramer uses Amazon's stock to explain why buying broken stocks can boost investors' earnings.
Jim Cramer uses Amazon's stock to explain why buying broken stocks can boost investors' earnings.
There are three key problems in Pompeo's "Plan B" speech which, if not corrected, will gravely undermine Americans' security.
The hot trade in aerospace and defense – including that of industry leader Raytheon – is coming to an end, according to Credit Suisse.
Vladimir Putin bragged earlier this year that his country had a new nuclear-powered missile with unlimited range.
Israeli Air Force Commander Amikam Norkin said Israel is the first country to have used the F-35 fighter plane.
The U.S. is losing it's leading role as a Middle East power broker, and that's a foreign policy disaster we must push back on, says Sean McFate.
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