GOP candidates slam Obama, Clinton over N. Korea bomb claim
2016 contenders bash the president and former secretary of state after North Korea claims it tested a hydrogen bomb
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2016 contenders bash the president and former secretary of state after North Korea claims it tested a hydrogen bomb
Mimicking the process inside our sun, the "superbomb" can also be relatively small, so North Korea probably has the U.S. in mind with test
Pyongyang's unverified claim of major nuclear advance draws rebuke even from Kim Jong Un's most vital ally
European markets are sharply lower in Wednesday trading, with Wall Street set for a similarly down opening
So far no proof, but if verified, test would move Pyongyang big step closer to significant upgrade of its nuclear capabilities
Kim Jong Un's words will be pored over by analysts for hints about the country's intentions for the coming year
Lack of detail about death of Kim Jong Un's top aide feeds speculation in South Korean media that his death was suspicious
Seth Doane finds there's no doubt N. Koreans are masters at putting on a show, but it's hard to know what is performance and what is real
CBS News Senior National Security Analyst Juan Zarate raised the issues facing U.S. leadership: ISIS, Bashar al-Assad, the nature of terrorist threats against the U.S. and more
Pastor accused of helping U.S. and South Korean authorities lure and abduct North Korean citizens, among other crimes
Under the deal, Sony agreed to reimburse current and former employees up to $10,000 each
Low-level talks next week would seek to pave way to higher-level ones in hopes of improving ties after August military standoff
Humanitarian committee points to Pyongyang's use of torture, rape and public executions; supports possible referral to The Hague
Thousands of U.S. service members from the Korean War are still missing; decades later, some families still holding out hope
Six U.S. soldiers went missing during a Korean War air battle in 1953, but decades later their families still haven't given up on them
In May, family members of U.S. service members still missing from the Korean War were invited to visit the country where loved ones were last seen alive
Senior N. Korean official says decades-old-war could be "easily solved" but U.S. representative for N. Korean policy describes negotiations as "disingenuous"
North Korea earns $1.2 billion to $2.3 billion annually and circumvents U.N. sanctions by sending workers overseas, investigator says
Panama's military seized the cargo Monday as the ship traveled from Cuba to North Korea
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North Korea celebrate the 60th anniversary of the armistice since the Korean War
Extra: David Guttenfelder, a photojournalist working for the Associated Press' Pyongyang bureau, describes the time he discovered that rollerblading started becoming a popular pastime among children and adults in North Korea
Some loved ones have had no contact since the war divided the North and South more than 60 years ago
Dictator Kim Jong Un orders military parade to mark 70th anniversary of ruling party's -- and his family's -- rise to absolute power
During carefully choreographed trip ahead of lavish military parade, getting an authentic answer from residents is no easy task