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No, North Korea can’t hit Hawaii
North Korea's announcement via state TV that it was preparing to target Guam, Hawaii and the continental United States – and had readied its “rocket and long-range artillery” forces for the purpose – has inspired a cacophony of speculation across the globe.
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Live from Cairo: Things Are Much Worse Than We Realized
Tahrir Square is where the Egyptian revolution took place and continues to play an important role for everyone who demanded change two years ago. Wednesday morning at 2 a.m it was attacked and people's tents burned to the ground.
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Texans mock Kim Jong Un’s apparent plan to strike Austin
The North Korean leader messed with Texas.
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How I imagine Kim Jong Un trying to start the war
Interesting how it will develop.
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Nuclear weapons: Who has what?
More than two dozen countries have nuclear power, but only a few have nuclear weapons or are suspected of pursuing nuclear weapons. Click on a country below to learn more about their nuclear programs.
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South Korea warns North of 'strong response' to any attack
The South Korean president on Monday warned North Korea that any provocative moves will be met with "a strong response" as the U.S. deployed stealth fighters
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North Korea to restart Nuclear Reactor
After weeks of hurling threats at the United States and its allies, North Korea announced Tuesday it will restart a nuclear reactor it had shut more than five years ago.
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'6,000 killed' in bloodiest month for Syria crisis
Over 6,000 people were killed in Syria in March, according to activists, making last month the bloodiest of the two-year-old conflict.
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North Korean leader Kim Jung Un Body Language Shows Fear in Midst of Threats
Photo 1 While Kim Jung Un is trying to come across as a world tyrant threatening to annihilate the world with a nuclear attack, it is clear from his body language that the young man is deathly afraid...
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WWII bomb found near Berlin rail station
t happens more often than you might think: Streets cordoned off and bomb disposal experts called in to deal with unexploded bombs that were dropped on Germany nearly 70 years ago.
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North Korea seen moving mid-range missile to east coast: reports
North Korea has moved what appears to be a mid-range Musudan missile to its east coast, South Korea's Yonhap news agency said on Thursday, quoting multiple government sources privy to intelligence from U.S. and South Korean authorities.
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Veterans fill Lowell Iraqi restaurant after window smashed
Veterans for Peace and supporters fill the Babylon Restaurant in Lowell for dinner in a show of support, after the restaurant's window was smashed.
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Map: This is how far those North Korean missiles can actually reach
The tested Musudan can't hit American soil and analysts aren't even sure whether the longer-range KN-08 is real.
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Close one
That must be so intense.
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The US Is Amassing B-1 Strategic Bombers Near North Korea
A key movement.
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'I was so brainwashed in North Korea death camp I betrayed my family': Survivor's shocking story
Even after he was forced to see his mum being hanged and his brother being shot dead, he was convinced he had done the right thing..
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13 More South Korean Firms Stop Work At Kaesong As Pyongyang Blocks Access
"Every minute is a critical moment right now."
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N. Korean missile launchpad moved into "Firing Position"
A North Korean missile launcher has moved into the firing position with rockets facing skyward, Kyodo reports, citing a Japan defense official. The Japanese government is on high alert, citing indications that Pyongyang might soon launch ballistic missiles at its island neighbor.
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Ex-N.Korea spy says Kim struggling to control military
A former North Korean spy who bombed a South Korean airliner said Wednesday that the North's leader Kim Jong-Un is struggling to control his military and using war talk to shore up support.
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North Korea's peasant army gets ready to farm, not wage war
As a North Korean army signaller near the tense sea border with the South, Lee So-yeon was given live ammunition and a steel helmet during a 1993 crisis, but soon found herself back doing what she and her comrades did most - farming.
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