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new job protecting some of the very same children who survived the shooting. plus, one thing the vast majority of americans can agree upon -- the nation is facing a mental health crisis. so what can we done about it? we will get some answers. >> live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> her to have you with us. we begin with growing tensions around the korean peninsula. right now, a u.s. navy aircraft carrier is reportedly moving into waters off the korean p...

The North Korean dictator’s visit to Russia threatens “deeply troubling” consequences for the U.S., experts say.

Photo Illustration by The Daily Beast / GettySEOUL—Kim Jong Un got the treatment worthy of a head of state in an unusual setting—a tour as Vladimir Putin’s guest at the Vostochny Cosmodrome east of Russia’s Amur River from which the Russians have been launching rockets into space since 2016.The personal tour on Wednesday, followed by a sumptuous state dinner, may signal that the Russians are willing to provide Kim’s regime with the technology needed to fulfill ...

Aim is a win-win deal to provide Russia with ammo for war against Ukraine and North Korea with technical expertise for sophisticated weapons.

North Koreas launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) last week has raised tensions further on the Korean Peninsula and in East Asia. The North test-fired a Hwasong-17 ICBM at Pyongyang International Airport on Friday, according to its state-run Korean Central News Agency (KCNA).

When North Korea conducted its first nuclear test at Punggye-ri on Oct. 9, 2006, the world saw a possibility that the small impoverished state could threaten global security. As the first test was followed by five more - the latest of which was in September 2017 - tension has only been escalating. The United Nations and the U.S. attempted to estrange Pyongyang by placing sanctions on the state to impede its global trade power and cripple its economy.

North Korea's Kim Jong Un declaring he will never give up his nukes and enshrining a "first-strike" doctrine into law are part of a worrying new escalatory dynamic in nuclear weapons policy around the…

Nuclear shift: North Korean nuke law reflects global trend

North Korea's Kim Jong Un declaring he will never give up his nukes and enshrining a "first-strike" doctrine into law are part of a worrying new escalatory

North Korea's Kim Jong Un declaring he will never give up his nukes and enshrining a &quot&#x3B;first-strike&quot&#x3B; doctrine into law are part of a worrying new escalatory dynamic in nuclear weapons policy around the world, analysts say. Since the height of the Cold W...