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If North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hoped the successful launch of a missile Sunday would be a powerful footnote to Saturday's military parade, he would have been sorely disappointed.

Two Detroit police officers who went to a home to investigate a burglary call late Sunday were wounded in a shooting when they approached the location, the city police chief said.

Two stories dealing with Russia's meddling in the election broke Tuesday night. And both were full of bad news for President Donald Trump.

During an interview on ABC's "This Week," Lt. General H.R. McMaster made it known that anything was possible regarding North Korea.

China GDP; North Korea tensions; United Airlines results

For more than two decades, Celeste Thompson, 57, a home care worker in Missoula, Mont., had not had regular contact with a doctor -- no annual physicals and limited sick visits. She also needed new glasses.

"Serious psychological distress" refers to a mental health problem that is severe enough to require treatment.

Nearly everyone who starts the Boston Marathon completes it. In 2016, around 97% of the starters finished.

Calm seas, desperate migrants and ruthless human traffickers all played a role in a record-breaking weekend of maritime rescues in the Mediterranean Sea between Italy and Libya.

Guatemalan police arrested former Mexican Governor Javier Duarte who had been missing for more than 6 months. CNN's Rafael Romo has more on the capture, and what it means to Mexico's government.

Vice President Mike Pence discusses North Korea during a joint press conference with the acting president of South Korea.

Vice President Mike Pence visited the Korean Demilitarized Zone, a day after the failure of a North Korean missile test which the US and South Korea said exploded on launch. CNN's Paula Hancocks has more.

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Vice President Mike Pence will visit the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), the highly-fortified border between North and South Korea. CNN's Dana Bash reports.