Kim Jong Un says he's going to hold off on firing missiles at Guam

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, after being briefed by top military commanders, decided on Tuesday not to fire four missiles at Guam right away, North Korean state media reported, but said he'd likely change his mind if the "Yankees persist in their extremely dangerous, reckless actions on the Korean Peninsula." Tensions have been high between the United States and North Korea. After several ballistic missile tests by North Korea, President Trump told Kim the U.S. would unleash "fire and fury" ...