After Mr. Garcia Zarate’s acquittal on Thursday, “Mr. Martinez becomes the immigration boogeyman that the administration all wants us to fear,” Mr. Sarre said. “He’s the poster boy for the border wall. It’s a great way to scare people.”

"extinction" of North Korea through "pressures and sanctioning,"

Winberg has worked since the 1980s in coal and natural gas research and development, largely for private companies.

"I could see my wall moving half a foot," he said. He ran outside but the building kept shaking 30 or 40 more seconds, he said.

Hurricane Katia will complicate the delivery of relief supplies to the hard-hit regions, Eduardo Mendoza, general manager of Direct Relief Mexico, told CNN on Friday. Heavy rains from the storm could also contribute to water-borne illnesses, he said.

The USGS reported multiple aftershocks, including at least six with tremors measuring above 5.0 in magnitude.

The counterclockwise rotation of Irma’s wind pushed water out of the Tampa Bay throughout Sunday.

ed up the middle of Florida late Sunday night, slowly spinning toward the Tampa region.

Could more be done? Certainly, but the harshest economic pressure would potentially cripple the regime and push it towards catastrophe - something China is unwilling to countenance.

North Korea has defied UN sanctions and international pressure by developing nuclear weapons and test missiles that could potentially reach the US.

China, North Korea's only major ally, condemned the test.

South Korean President Moon Jae-in said North Korea's sixth nuclear test should be met with the "strongest possible" response, including new United Nations Security Council sanctions to "completely isolate" the country.

"artificial quake" was 9.8 times more powerful than the tremor from the North's fifth test,