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Homeland Security officials convened an unprecedented meeting to discuss what would happen if the U.S. faced a nuclear strike, according to Miles Taylor.
Donald Trump's threats against North Korea spurred meetings to discuss how to respond to a nuclear attack, according to a new book.
“You all need to prepare like we’re going to war," former Defense Secretary James Mattis warned, according to former DHS official Miles Taylor
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In the early days of Donald Trump's administration, top U.S. officials privately worried about the possibility of a nuclear war with North Korea, a new book from a former security official alleges.
Trump aides took the unprecedented step of convening "every top leader" in DHS to discuss his worrying rhetoric.