Just as President Donald Trump prepares to leave office, North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un now refers to the U.S. as an “arch-enemy” and threatens to expand its nuclear arsenal.
Suspected North Korean hackers target COVID-19 vaccine maker AstraZeneca

There are some hints that North Korea is seeing a late-fall surge in coronavirus cases, as is much of the rest of the world.
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un apologizes for killing of South Korean official

Last week, I noted that South Korean President Moon Jae-in called for the declaration of an end to the Korean War, saying it would pave the way for complete denuclearization.
South Korean’s President Moon Proposes Declaring End to Korean War

During the United Nations General Assembly video session, South Korean President Moon Jae-in called for the declaration of an end to the Korean War, saying it would pave the way for complete denuclearization.
Kim Jong Un warns about failure of the North Korean economy due to pandemic & floods

North Korean President Kim Jong Un was given a chance to follow-through on a spectacular economic deal with President Donald Trump, and he chose poorly.
My Grandparents Escaped North Korea: I Don’t Want Marxism Here

On June 25, 1950, North Korean troops crossed the 38th parallel to invade the fledgling democratic south. Amidst changing borders, victories, and defeats, hundreds of thousands of Koreans from the North escaped to the South in the hopes of finding freedom.
Two of these refugees were my grandfathers.
North Korea Detonates Its Liaison Office With South Korea

The situation on the Korean Peninsula took a troubling turn, as North Korea blew up its liaison office with South Korea in a powerful detonation.
Kim Jong Un’s sister threatens South Korea with military action

This weekend we reported that tensions were escalating on the Korean peninsula, two years after the conclusion of the historic peace summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un.
On 2nd anniversary of Singapore Summit, North Korea plans to build up military

Two years ago, President Donald Trump met with North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in Singapore, with a hope to better relations and the goal of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula.
Is Kim Jong Un Brain Dead, in Serious Condition, or Trying to Become Social Distancing Champion?

News about North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un’s possible demise blew up social media on Monday night when CNN first reported that a source told the network Kim was in “grave danger” after surgery. MSNBC’s Katy Tur tweeted (then deleted) Kim is brain dead. South Korea responded that Kim is...
South Korea slams North Korea missile test as ‘inappropriate’ amid coronavirus

Earlier this month, I noted that North Korea’s recent threats regarding its ballistic missile capability may be masking a serious outbreak of the Wuhan Coronavirus.
North Korea’s Ballistic Bluster May Mask Major Epidemic

Two years ago, President Donald Trump was meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Singapore and celebrating the signing of a historic agreement.
President Trump compares North Korea talks to ‘beautiful game of chess’

A few days ago, the U.S. signed phase one of a YUGE trade deal with China.
Now that the ink is dry, it might be good to check on China’s rogue puppet, North Korea. Perhaps there may be forward movement on peace deal negotiations that began in Singapore nearly two...
President Trump shrugs off North Korean leader’s taunt about ‘strategic new weapon’

While North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un failed to deliver on the “Christmas gift” this year, he has started 2020 by taunting the US with promises of new weapons and resumed missile testing.
U.S. Spy Planes Flew Near North Korea to Scan for Potential ‘Christmas Gift’ Missile

It is being reported that the US flew four surveillance planes over the Korean Peninsula, scanning for signs of the “Christmas gift” North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un hinted he would send this year.
NORAD Will Track Santa & Potential ‘Christmas Gift’ From North Korea

This Christmas Eve, members of the North American Aerospace Defense Command (NORAD) will watch for any signs of a North Korea missile launch, which officials in Pyongyang have described as a “Christmas gift.”
North Korea Promises U.S. a Nasty ‘Christmas Gift’ if Nuclear Arms Deal Not Reached by New Year

Amid the drama of the NATO summit and the impeachment hearing, there have been some disturbing developments related to North Korea.
For example, North Korea warned that if nuclear arms talks are not resumed before the end of the year, the nation may receive a nasty “Christmas gift” delivered by leader Kim...