A U.S. Navy SEALs team attempted to plant a listening device in North Korea in early 2019 during President Donald Trump's first term, with the ultimately aborted mission resulting in the deaths of North Koreans believed to have been unarmed, The New York Times reported Friday.The failed mission, which was meant to intercept communications involving North Korean leader Kim Jong Un while nuclear talks proceeded with the United States, prompted a series of military reviews but was never disclosed to key lawmakers, possibly in violation of federal law, the newspaper said.Trump met with Kim in SiREAD FULL ARTICLE