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A South Korean-based coalition, acting on behalf of 150 refugees, is pushing the international court at The Hague to charge Kim Jong Il. It presents the refugees' accounts of the brutal regime. Lee Kyung-hee took a deep breath Thursday, and then she recounted the nightmare when her newborn was killed before her eyes in a North Korean prison.
It's one of the busiest theater weekends of the year, and there are so many openings we can barely fit them all in. We'll take a look at two.
US envoy Stephen Bosworth will visit Pyongyang next week at the start of an Asia-Russia tour aimed at bringing North Korea back to nuclear disarmament negotiations, officials said Thursday.
While North Korea has rejected UN resolutions against it, calling them a smear campaign, it has spoken up about other countries in the review process. If it can dish out criticism, it should show that it can take it too.
A veteran of three wars who was awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor is now facing the fight of his life after he was ordered to take down his American flag and remove the flagpole he put up in his yard in Richmond, Va.
NSCAA Recognizes Women's Soccer for Academic Achievement California women's soccer junior standout Alex Morgan will join the U.S. women's national team at training camp from Dec. 5-15 in Carson, Calif. This marks the first time that Morgan, who replaces defender Brittany Bock, who is suffering from foot injuries, has been called up to join the full national team.
Fort Bend Herald Staff While the country celebrated its heroes on Veterans Day, the city of Weston Lakes held its first Salute to the Veterans of Weston Lakes dinner.
MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) ---- With all the attention focused lately on the new national memorial for World War II veterans on the National Mall, Americans seem to have forgotten that the Mall still lacks a national memorial for World War I veterans....
SEABOARD — Dignitaries from across the Roanoke Valley as well as citizens of Seaboard turned out to wish a happy retirement to Mayor Dr. Melvin F. Broadnax on Saturday at the Lion’s Club in Seaboard. Broadnax has been Mayor since 1988.
The good and the great of soccer, but few of its players, will migrate to South Africa this week for the World Cup finals draw in Cape Town on Friday.
On Nov. 30, the North Korean regime decided to lop off two zeroes from the paper currency, the won, and gave North Koreans less than a week to exchange all their old notes for new ones
Niotan Inc., of Mound House, Nev., is the first American company to be identified as a buyer of conflict minerals from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). by Joe Lauria, GlobalPost UNITED NATIONS — A Nevada-based company's purchase of minerals looted from eastern Congo is helping to finance a decade-long war that has claimed the lives of millions of civilians, an unpublished United Nations ...
One night after President Obama made his speech calling for an extra 30,000 troops in Afghanistan, anti-war activists gathered in Federal Plaza to protest the war. Last night, about 200 people braved the chilly weather to voice their opposition to the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. The demonstration began with a mock wedding turned die-in, where demonstrators fell to ...
Marian Salzman, president of Euro RSCG Worldwide PR, North America, and industry-renowned trendspotter, today issued her list of the top trends for 2010. A compilation of targeted pop culture, political and fiscal themes exponentially on the rise, the list draws on Salzman's 20-plus years of experience in the PR and marketing industries.
He taught for 30 years at Burnsville High School, which named its performing arts center in his honor. "He saw no limits to what kids could do,'' his son said.
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