THAAD Missile Defense System arrives in South Korea

The first pieces of a US-built missile defense system designed to mitigate the threat of North Korean missiles arrived at the Osan Air Base in South Korea Monday night, according to the US military.

The announcement comes just a day after North Korea test-fired four ballistic missiles into the Sea of Japan, also known as the East Sea.

China has voiced opposition to the proposed placement of the military hardware known as the Terminal High Altitude Area Defense (THAAD) system , which it sees as a threat to its own security.

With North Korea upping the amount of missile and nuclear tests last year, the US and South Korea have publicly stressed the need to speed up the deployment of the technology.

It's designed to shoot down incoming missiles that threaten civilian populations, akin to shooting a bullet with another bullet in simple terms, experts say.

President Trump's Travel Ban

The Nigerian presidency has warned its citizens not to travel to the US amid ongoing uncertainty over Donald Trump's executive order banning immigration from certain Muslim-majority countries.

Nigeria is not on the list of six countries affected by Mr Trump's so-called travel ban executive order, but the special assistant to the President on foreign affairs and the diaspora said in a statement that several Nigerians with valid visas have been refused entry to the US.

Abike Dabiri-Erewa said their visas were cancelled when they landed in the US and they were put on return flights.

Iran issued a second warning by President Trump

President Trump tweeted on Friday that Iran is playing with fire - they don't appreciate how "kind" President Obama was to them. Not me!

President Trump spat with Arnold Schwarzenegger continues

President Trump spat with Arnold Schwarzenegger continues on Twitter over ratings

Ruline Steininger Hilary Clinton Supporter has died at the age of 103

Steininger died Tuesday night, three months after her dream was dashed. She was 103. Her daughter, Karen Steininger, confirmed Ruline's death to CNN on Thursday.

"She had a long and productive life and did much to inspire many women, young and old," she said in an email. "One of my favorite things that she said, as my husband was telling her about the Women's March here in Des Moines, was to please send Hillary a note after her death and to let her know that she'll still be fighting. An activist even after she's gone."

Steininger was born in 1913, before the first World War, when women could not vote. During the 2016 campaign, CNN documented Steininger's efforts to help elect Clinton -- the country's first woman to capture a major political party's nomination for president.

On September 29, Steininger became one of the first people in Iowa to vote in person for Clinton for president. She met the candidate backstage at a campaign rally.

Machete-wielding man attacks soldier at Louvre, terror motives suspected

A French soldier opened fire on a machete-wielding man, wounding him, police said. The attacker, now suspected of terror motives, cried out “Allahu Akbar.”

The French Interior Ministry reported that was a “grave public security incident” in the vicinity of the Louvre museum. The area was sealed off.

The attacker armed with a machete tried to assault a four-man patrol of soldiers at the Carrousel du Louvre area. Earlier reports said he was a wielding a knife and had a suitcase.

Later police said there were two bags and the man carrying them on his back tried to enter museum shopping area, but was refused.

Samsung says it may build U.S factory

Samsung says it may build one of its factory in the United States of America President Trump welcomed the idea in a tweet.