The U.S. has military options to deal with North Korea. That message coming hours after Pyongyang shot yet another missile over Japan into the Pacific Ocean.

The United Nations comes down hard on North Korea for its latest missile test, but for now, there are no new sanctions against the regime.

Japanese Cabinet Minister Yoshihide Suga said North Korea's missile launch on Saturday posed no threat to Japan but they remained on high alert.

Catholics attending a Sunday mass in Guam pray for peace amid missile threats from North Korea.

ASEAN Foreign ministers have opened a regional meeting in the Philippines capital, stressing the need for partnership. But with North Korea in attendance, its recent missile tests are likely to dominate discussions.

President Trump vows to deal with the North Korea missile crisis, telling reporters during a cabinet meeting, “we handle everything,” without offering specifics.

Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein said on CBS 'Face the Nation' that North Korea's latest missile test presents a 'clear and present danger' to the U.S, as the North develops missiles that may go as far east as Chicago. She hoped that the new White House Chief of Staff John Kelly, who is replacing Reince Priebus, will begin 'serious negotiation' with North Korea to stop the program.

The United States flies two B-1B bombers over the Korean peninsula in a show of force after recent North Korean missile tests.

North Korea says its second long-range missile test serves as a stern warning to the United States. State television shows Kim Jong-un celebrating as the weapon is fired.

North Korea fired an unidentified missile on Friday, a provocation that follows its first successful launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile earlier in July.

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga says a North Korean missile appears to have landed in the waters of Japan's exclusive economic zone and that Tokyo has protested "in the strongest possible language.

Top diplomats and defense chiefs from the United States and China began a day of talks in Washington on Wednesday looking for ways to press North Korea to give up its nuclear and missile programs.