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Obscure Pyongyang Noodle Dish Earns Global Fame. Courtesy: Kim Jong Un
One of my earliest memories is of discovering that a hard-boiled egg, when halved and with the yolk removed, doubles as a tiny bowl for a few strands of naengmyun noodles.
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How Cambridge Analytica Broke Into The US Political Market
Two years before helping Donald Trump target prospective 2016 supporters, the now-embattled data firm Cambridge Analytica tested its tools with an array of conservative groups allied with the wealthy Mercer family, including a super PAC run by newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton.
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Ticket Prices Go Up For Trump's 'Very Glam' New Year's Eve Bash At Mar-A-Lago
President Donald Trump is set to ring in the new year the same way he has for about two decades - at the lavish party he hosts at his private club here.
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North Korea's Latest Nuclear Test Was So Powerful It Reshaped The Mountain Above It
New radar satellite images show the Sept. 3 nuclear test by North Korea was powerful enough to sink a roughly 85-acre area on the peak of a mountain above the tunnels where the test likely took place.
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North Korea Nuclear Test May Have Been Twice As Strong As First Thought
North Korea's powerful nuclear test this month may have been even stronger than first reported, equivalent to roughly 17 times the strength of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima, according to a new analysis by a U.S. monitoring think tank.
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Another North Korean Holiday? Time For Another Missile Launch.
Saturday is the 69th anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and neighboring countries are bracing for the rogue country to celebrate in a classic North Korean way: by conducting a test of its nuclear and missile program.
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Fact-Checking President Trump's Claims On The Paris Climate Change Deal
In his speech Thursday announcing his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump frequently relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make his case that the accord would hurt the U.S. economy.
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Trump's Claim That Korea 'Actually Used To Be A Part Of China'
Trump's inartful retelling of Sino-Korean history sparked widespread outrage among Koreans, who are particularly sensitive to the U.S. president's rhetoric amid heightened tensions between North and South Korea. Leaders across the political spectrum criticized Trump's characterization, calling it a clear distortion of history and an attempt to unde...
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Obscure Pyongyang Noodle Dish Earns Global Fame. Courtesy: Kim Jong Un
One of my earliest memories is of discovering that a hard-boiled egg, when halved and with the yolk removed, doubles as a tiny bowl for a few strands of naengmyun noodles.
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How Cambridge Analytica Broke Into The US Political Market
Two years before helping Donald Trump target prospective 2016 supporters, the now-embattled data firm Cambridge Analytica tested its tools with an array of conservative groups allied with the wealthy Mercer family, including a super PAC run by newly appointed national security adviser John Bolton.
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Ticket Prices Go Up For Trump's 'Very Glam' New Year's Eve Bash At Mar-A-Lago
President Donald Trump is set to ring in the new year the same way he has for about two decades - at the lavish party he hosts at his private club here.
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North Korea's Latest Nuclear Test Was So Powerful It Reshaped The Mountain Above It
New radar satellite images show the Sept. 3 nuclear test by North Korea was powerful enough to sink a roughly 85-acre area on the peak of a mountain above the tunnels where the test likely took place.
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North Korea Nuclear Test May Have Been Twice As Strong As First Thought
North Korea's powerful nuclear test this month may have been even stronger than first reported, equivalent to roughly 17 times the strength of the bomb that destroyed Hiroshima, according to a new analysis by a U.S. monitoring think tank.
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Another North Korean Holiday? Time For Another Missile Launch.
Saturday is the 69th anniversary of the founding of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, and neighboring countries are bracing for the rogue country to celebrate in a classic North Korean way: by conducting a test of its nuclear and missile program.
-
Fact-Checking President Trump's Claims On The Paris Climate Change Deal
In his speech Thursday announcing his decision to withdraw the United States from the Paris climate agreement, President Donald Trump frequently relied on dubious facts and unbalanced claims to make his case that the accord would hurt the U.S. economy.
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Trump's Claim That Korea 'Actually Used To Be A Part Of China'
Trump's inartful retelling of Sino-Korean history sparked widespread outrage among Koreans, who are particularly sensitive to the U.S. president's rhetoric amid heightened tensions between North and South Korea. Leaders across the political spectrum criticized Trump's characterization, calling it a clear distortion of history and an attempt to unde...
