North Korea News

North Korea's recent saber rattling has caused Harold Starr no end of distress, bringing into sharp focus his recollections of horrifying times when he stood at Outpost Harry with American troops, firing his machine gun at hordes of an advancing enemy bent on taking Seoul, the capital of South Korea.

Will the government ever do it - charge a reporter under the Espionage Act with endangering national security for disclosing classified information? No journalist ever has been prosecuted for receiving and writing about such leaked information.

North Korea's hawkish Gen. Kim Kyok-sik has been named army chief, while his predecessor Hyon Yong-chol has apparently been moved to the 5th Corps in the central region.

The revelation that Fox News reporter James Rosen was tracked by the government in their effort to prosecute Stephen Jin-Woo Kim for passing "national defense information" comes on the heel of news that the Department of Justice seized a number of phone records from the AP in an effort to root out another leaker.

As we get ready to celebrate Memorial Day, the Palm Springs Air Museum is working to make sure the sacrifices of our brave men and women are not forgotten.

Moscow, May 25 Russia regards as a "positive development" reports that North Korea is willing to return to six-party talks on the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula, a Russian diplomat said.

President Xi Jinping reaffirmed China's stance of denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula here on Friday, stressing that targets should be met by all parties involved no matter how the situation evolves.

China Tells North Korea to Return to Nuclear Talks - BEIJING - The Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, bluntly told a North Korean envoy Friday that his country should return to diplomatic talks designed to rid North Korea of its nuclear weapons, according to a state-run Chinese news agency.

Celebrities who weren't vying for tickets to Leonardo DiCaprio's $4 million space voyage spent their money on sustenance this week.

Secretly Greatly Opening June 5 Action. Comedy. Drama. Directed by Jang Cheol-soo. In a film based on a popular webtoon with the same title published in 2010 by Hun, three handsome North Korean spies Won Ryu-hwan , Rhee Hae-rang , and Rhee Hae-jin from the elite special corps 5446 are ambitiously dispatched to South Korea.

A right-wing online community is adding fuel to ideological and regional frictions that have long plagued South Korea's politics.

If you haven't noticed, the Scientologists have a brand new storefront in downtown Portland and it's awesome.

BP has already blogged on Yingluck's speech in Mongolia and the insult directed at her by the Thai Rath cartoonist who stated that Yingluck is an evil woman who sells the country, but also implied she is worse than a whore.

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This week we learned that the government had accused journalist James Rosen with a crime for accepting classified information from a source, and that the government also obtained phone records for Rosen's parents.

Until this week, the recent debate over leaks largely fit a familiar frame: Republicans and national security hardliners faulted President Barack Obama's administration for dishing out self-serving national security secrets to news outlets that many conservatives view as liberal.

TOKYO: Japan on Thursday accused a South Korean newspaper of "dishonourable" behaviour for publishing an editorial suggesting the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were "divine punishment". The editorial in the Korean and English versions of the Joongang Ilbo daily on Monday said the 1945 nuclear bombs dropped by US planes, which together ... (more)

Let's return to the 2009 story that Fox News correspondent James Rosen published on North Korea, kicking off a federal leak investigation and the FBI accusation that he was guilty of criminal conduct.

There was nothing to eat. Most days, we didn't eat anything,” Kim, 41, said through a translator.

Attorney General Eric Holder is questioned about the Justice Department secretly obtaining two months of telephone records of reporters and editors for The Associated Press, during a news conference at the Justice Department in Washington, Tuesday, May 14, 2013.