Report: North Korea commends soldiers who apprehended US reporters North Korea has commended two soldiers who apprehended a pair of U.S. journalists earlier ...
Beijing denies claim by 2 US reporters that North Korean guards seized them in China China on Thursday rejected claims by two U.S. ...
Journalist held in captivity in North Korea says she's busy getting back to day-to-day life One of the two U.S. journalists imprisoned in North Korea for 4 1/2 months said Tuesday she has spent much of her first week of freedom catching ...
Two US journalists freed this week by North Korea are enjoying the taste of freedom after four months in captivity, and that taste is pizza, according to the sister of one of the women. Lisa Ling said former captives Euna Lee and ...
Ling's sister: Reporter touched North Korean soil, now fears being alone after isolation Laura Ling's sister says the two American journalists briefly touched North Korean soil before they were captured and detained for months in that communist country. "She said that it ...
Freed journalists Laura Ling, left, and Euna Lee, are met by family members as they return home to Los Angeles, Calif., at the Bob Hope Airport on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2009. The jet carrying Euna Lee and Laura Ling, reporters for Al ...
Laura Ling, an American journalist who was arrested in March after allegedly crossing into North Korea from China, is hugged by her husband Iain Clayton after she and fellow journalist Euna Lee arrived at Bob Hope Airport in Burbank, Calif., Wednesday, Aug. ...
Euna Lee holds her four-year-old daughter Hana in her arms as she returns to her home with her husband Michael Saldate, left, in Los Angeles on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2009. Lee returned home after having been pardoned from a 12-year prison sentence ...
ALTERNATE CROP ** Euna Lee, left, and Laura Ling, second from right, two American journalists who were arrested in March after allegedly crossing into North Korea from China, are greeted by Michael Saldate, the husband of Euna Lee, center, Iain Clayton, the ...
Two American journalists held captive in North Korea since March endured meals of rice with rocks, more than four months of isolation and the constant fear they would be sent to a gulag. Facing sentences of 12 years hard labor, they were ...
Two US journalists tearfully rejoined their families on Wednesday after Bill Clinton won their freedom on a historic trip to North Korea that opened up new possibilities for dialogue with the nuclear-armed hermit state. Laura Ling, 32, threw her arms triumphantly in ...
Euna Lee, left, and Laura Ling, two American journalists who were arrested in March after allegedly crossing into North Korea from China, are greeted by Michael Saldate, the husband of Euna Lee, second from right, Iain Clayton, the husband of Laura Ling, ...
