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Conversation and he joins us. We are going to take you live to south korea where a u. S. Military contractor explains what its like living inside a country where the virus is spreading like wildfire. And also House Minority leader Kevin Mccarthy, dan bongino Richard Goodstein are here with reaction to last nights debate that does n have democrat voters panicked. Ra on the same day the Trump Administration scores a Court Victory against sanctuary cities, you heard sean talk about it. We bring you...

North Korean state media is encouraging citizens to undertake winter climbs of Mount Baekdu, a peak venerated by Koreans ancient and modern, North and South.

Central Seoul echoed to the tramp of marching boots and the rumble of tank engines as, for the first time in a decade, a military parade wound through the capital to mark Armed Forces Day.

Pvt. Travis King, the U.S. soldier who dashed across the DMZ into North Korea last month, is alive in the secretive nation, North Korea's state media confirmed Wednesday in Pyongyang.

When U.S. soldier Travis King sprinted across the border into North Korea from the South this week, he disappeared into a North Korea where lingering COVID-19 concerns and restrictions have made...

A pre-booked guided tour gave Private Travis King the chance to cross one of the world’s most tightly guarded frontiers

Photo Illustration by Thomas Levinson/The Daily Beast/GettyThe “truce village” straddling the line between North and South Korea where the Korean War armistice was signed 70 years ago is now more like a sieve than a barrier to anyone thinking of leaping to the other side.Bizarrely, it’s North Korea’s caution that has left them so exposed.“There are no North Korean guards because of the COVID lockdown on their side,” said Victor Cha, who served as Asia di...

The reason behind Travis Kings actions remains unknown; US states he was facing military disciplinary action

American soldier Travis King crossed the border without authorization and willingly and the US Army is coordinating with Pyongyang to resolve the issue.

History is not exactly reassuring for Travis King, the American GI who bolted across the heavily guarded border into North Korea Tuesday.