In the speech, Trump called Kim “Rocket Man” and vowed to “totally destroy” North Korea if the U.S. were forced to defend itself or its allies. Kim presided over North Korea’s largest nuclear test on Sept. 3 amid harsh U.N. sanctions and a chorus of international censure. Analysts said the statement underscores North Korea’s concern that the U.N. served as the platform for Trump’s remarks, despite the country’s often-belligerent rhetoric. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has sought documents related to President Trump's actions while in the White House. Special Counsel Robert Mueller has sought documents related to President Trump's actions while in the White House.

Source: Los Angeles Times September 21, 2017 23:33 UTC