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U.S. and Japan are committed to new talks with North Korea if it begins abiding by previous agreements on its nuclear program.
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The United States and China are committing to a process aimed at ridding North Korea of its nuclear weapons.
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry delivered a stark warning to North Korea on Friday not to test-fire a mid-range missile.
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North Korea says it will recall 51,000 workers at a factory that is the last major symbol of cooperation with its southern rival.
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A former South Korean diplomat says the best way to deal with North Korea is through diplomacy.
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A former South Korean diplomat says the best way to deal with North Korea is through diplomacy.
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The White House says that despite bellicose rhetoric from North Korea, it has not seen changes in the regime's military posture.
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North Korea has escalated more military and verbal tension by declaring a state of war with South Korea.
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North Korea has vowed to restart facilities at its main nuclear complex which were closed in 2007 in a nuclear disarmament deal.
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Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta says decisions from North Korea's young leader Kim Jong Un have been erratic.
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Former Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta says decisions from North Korea's young leader Kim Jong Un have been erratic.
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President Barack Obama is criticizing Israel over its treatment of Palestinians who live in the West Bank.
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President Barack Obama said today he is not giving up on stalled peace talks in the Middle East.
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Pres. Obama plunged into the turbulent Middle East Wednesday, calling the U.S. Israel's "strongest ally and your greatest friend."
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The recent threats from North Korea they will attack the U.S. with a nuclear weapon should be taken seriously.
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North Korea cancels a nonaggression pact with South Korea and reiterates past threats in anger over a UN vote to impose more sanctions.
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The U.N. Security Council and the Defense Department have pledged further action against the country.
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Newly declassified documents show the United States once planned to set off a nuclear explosion on the moon.
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North Korea's top nuclear negotiator is heading to New York next week after a breakthrough nuclear agreement with the U.S.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors starting a two-day visit to Tehran on Monday sought to meet Iranian nuclear scientists.
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One of America's foremost experts on Iran shared his thoughts on the escalating situation there.
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Lawrence Livermore Lab has announced a new material for sniffing out nuclear bombs, and it amounts to a cheap piece of plastic.
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Lawrence Livermore Lab has announced a new material for sniffing out nuclear bombs, and it amounts to a cheap piece of plastic.
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The U.N. nuclear agency confirmed that Iran has begun enriching uranium at an underground bunker.
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There are worries of radioactive smoke in as firefighters battle a monster brush fire closing in on the Los Alamos Nuclear Laboratory.
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Federal regulators say the San Onofre nuclear power plant is making progress on dealing with safety issues.
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The Senate met for most of Sunday to debate a new arms control treaty with Russia, but final approval is uncertain.
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North Korea backed off threats to retaliate against South Korea and reportedly offered concessions on its nuclear program.
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The chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff said Sunday he worries that North Korea is advancing its potential nuclear capability.
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Former U.S. Defense Secretary William Perry called today's United Nations Security Council sanctions against Iran "watered down" because of objections from Brazil and Turkey.
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As the president hosted a summit on nuclear weapons, one of his advisors was at Stanford briefing professors.
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