This could be the biggest move we've seen since the Singapore summit.

The commander of U.S. Forces Korea said Saturday that North Korea has “signaled a change in direction,” insisting that the U.S. will take North Korean leader Kim Jong Un “at his word.”

'I deeply appreciate the energetic and extraordinary efforts made by Your Excellency.'

Both North Korea and the United States leaders share their general dislike of 'fake news,' referring to certain media outlets.

'The secretary of state said Monday it was "ludicrous" to expect quick results in talks with North Korea.'

'North Korea asserted that the U.S. failed to address their demands, such as bringing an end to the Korean War and establishing a permanent peace mechanism for the peninsula.'

'We had expected that the U.S. side would offer constructive measures that would help build trust based on the spirit of the leaders' summit.'

Sometimes these gifts are lavish, sometimes these are simple. And sometimes, they're simply hilarious.

The State Department is pushing back against suggestions the Trump administration has softened its stance on North Korea.

'There is absolutely unequivocal evidence that they are trying to deceive the U.S.'