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May 09

North Korea responds to US diplomatic overture with show of force

By Matthew Pennington, Associated Press

North Korea greeted a U.S. diplomatic overture with a fresh show of force, seemingly testing the Obama administration's resolve for new nuclear talks.

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Apr 21

North Korea could model future nuclear talks after Iran

By Matthew Pennington, Associated Press

North Korea should learn from the emerging nuclear deal with Iran that Washington is willing to engage its adversaries if it has a "credible" partner to negotiate with, a senior U.S. official said Tuesday.

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Feb 23

Foreign runners banned from North Korea marathon due to Ebola worries

By Anna Sillers

Last year was the first time North Korea allowed foreign runners to participate in the country’s Mangyongdae Prize International Marathon. But this year, due to Ebola concerns, the country has banned outsiders from participating in the race.

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Jan 19

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News Wrap: MLK Day inspires tributes, protests and service

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In our news wrap Monday, Americans observed Martin Luther King Jr. Day with marches celebrating the civil rights leader, as well as protests over the racial divide, police killings of people of color and income disparity. Also, Iran and Hezbollah…

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Jan 19

Separating fact from fiction: the problems of teaching North Korea

By Christopher Mazura

Editor’s note: The film “The Interview” and the decision by Sony Pictures to cancel its release in theaters brought debates about free expression and racial representation in film. Here, high school teacher Christopher Mazura addresses the challenges of discussing the…

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Jan 13

Obama to call for Congress to pass new cybersecurity legislation

By Associated Press

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama on Tuesday will renew his call for Congress to pass cyber security legislation, including a proposal that encourages companies to share threat information with the government and protects them from potential lawsuits if they do.

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Jan 07

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News Wrap: Minibus explosion kills dozens outside Yemen police academy

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Jan 02

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News Wrap: Obama announces new sanctions on North Korea

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In our news wrap Friday, President Obama announces new sanctions on three North Korean organizations and 10 individuals in response to the country’s cyber attack on Sony Pictures. Also, more than a dozen airstrikes from the U.S. and coalition warplanes…

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Jan 02

Obama imposes new sanctions on North Korea in response to cyberattacks

By Anna Sillers

The White House announced on Friday additional sanctions on the North Korean government and more than a dozen individuals and entities.

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Dec 25

Russia calls North Korea’s anger over Sony hack ‘understandable’

By Vladimir Isachenkov, Associated Press

MOSCOW (AP) — Russia on Thursday offered sympathy to North Korea amid the Sony hacking scandal, saying the movie that sparked the dispute was so scandalous that Pyongyang’s anger was “quite understandable.” Washington failed to offer any proof to back…

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