Something feels wrong about the idea of Laura Ling and Euna Lee making a killing out of their story.
Former President Bill Clinton's visit to Pyongyang to negotiate for two American hostages is a concession in itself. (Updated: Both journalists released)
The woman who chaired a UN conference that equated Zionism with racism will receive the nation's highest civilian honor.
A Middle Eastern Marie Antoinette posts high-fashion photos of herself on Facebook.
Secretary Clinton in India proves that the Obama administration has its priorities mixed up.
If the dictator indeed suffers from pancreatic cancer, the U.S. needs to encourage the dangerous North Korean regime to die along with him.
A visit from the president of the United Nations General Assembly.
Even if you believe that Kim Jong Il is too fond of women and cognac to endure the rigors of genuine nuclear war, we still have a huge problem.
Looking for leverage, North Korea sentences two American journalists to twelve years imprisonment.
How can we be sure that this latest North Korean blast was strictly a Pyongyang domestic project? (Also read Ron Radosh: The Leveretts’ Myopic Advice to Obama)