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The prospect of peace between the U.S. and North Korea may bring an economic surge to the Korean Peninsula, says legendary investor Jim Rogers.

The historic summit marked the first-ever meeting between a U.S. president and North Korean head of state.

The historic meeting on Monday was just the start of peace talks between the two countries, according to Voice of America’s Korean service chief.

FBN's Stuart Varney on President Trump's handling of North Korea.

Trump called it a "comprehensive document" and that a lot of goodwill went into the work.

Its team of hackers has been behind some of the bigger cyberattacks in recent years.

The lawmaker shared his perspective of the historic summit between the U.S. and North Korea.

Former Goldman Sachs International Vice Chairman Bob Hormats says investors would applaud a positive outcome.

China has threatened to impose a 25% tariff on soybeans and other products imported from the U.S., which would be an increase from the 16% tax that’s already in place.

Trump is pressing Beijing to narrow its politically volatile trade surplus with the United States, which reached a record $375.2 billion last year.

Without an aluminum or a steel industry, “we don’t have a country,” he says.

New video footage shows North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un reportedly crying over the lack of economic growth in the Hermit Kingdom while surveying its coast amid Pyongyang’s efforts to negotiate with the United States.