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Pyongyang has continuously warned the nations of possible attacks in response to Seoul-Washington's joint military drills, which the North sees as threat to its security.

A 60-year-old Japanese man has become the first human being to receive "reprogrammed" stem cells.

The Taipei-based stadium will start hosting Overwatch events from April 8.

New Yorkers are growing extremely wary of their costly neighbor, First Lady Melania Trump.

Toshiba shareholders agreed Thursday to split its NAND flash memory business.

Evgenia Medvedeva earned the gold, while the men meet in the free skate on Saturday.

The local government has repeatedly denied that thyroid cancer is directly linked to the 2011 nuclear meltdown.

Britain’s oldest man, Robert Weighton who turned 109 this week refused a birthday card from the Queen because "she looked a bit miserable while on official duties."

Atlus has finally revealed the release dates and pricing for all “Persona 5” DLC packs.

The government now will concentrate its cleanup effort around the devastated No. 1 nuclear reactor.

Companies have already reported losses, and they expect to see more soon.

The town of Tomioka planned to illuminate more than a mile of cherry blossom trees as it lifted evacuation orders.

South Korea's defense minister warned troops to prepare for retaliatory action against North Korea if Supreme Leader Kim Jong Un attacks first.

The law would require companies to give women three paid days off per month for menstrual leave.

President Trump has called his Florida resort the "Winter White House."

The seven-member South Korean group embarked on a world tour earlier this year with a performance in Seoul, followed by shows across South America.

State Department spokeswoman Anna Richey-Allen said Monday that the United States was committed to defend its allies — South Korea and Japan — from North Korea's threats.

The “Dancing With the Stars” Season 24 cast faced their first elimination in Week 2.

The U.S. antagonist has had a long history of threatening the West with nuclear weapons.

White House officials didn’t immediately confirm whether President Donald Trump played golf during his visit until images of him in golf clothes and a golf cart surfaced the web over the weekend.

A report surveyed people around the world to determine the countries they trusted the most when it came to the "made in country" labeling.