by P. Parameswaran 24 minutes ago WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States will mantain nuclear sanctions on North Korea even if it removes the hardline nation from a US list of state sponsors of terrorism, the State Department said. It dismissed concerns that such a step, widely expected after North Korea's decision to disband its nuclear arsenal under a multilateral deal, would lead to construction of new nuclear reactors in that country. "Such nuclear cooperation is not the goal or intent of the six-party process," said Jeffrey Bergner, the assistant secretary of state for...
Snipes Apologizes For 'Costly Mistakes'
Time Magazine
Time Magazine
After haggling with revenue agents, criminal investigators and eventually U.S. prosecutors for almost a decade, Wesley Snipes finally caught them by surprise. Hours before he was to be sentenced Thursday for failing to file income taxes he insisted...
When the NFL goes to court, it does so in Minnesota
Examiner
Examiner
MINNEAPOLIS (Map, News) - Five decades after resigning his commission, U.S. District Judge David S. Doty still shares a passion for his beloved Marine Corps. Every Nov. 10, he assembles active military members and courthouse employees in Minneapolis...
U.S. still sounds willing to remove N. Korea from terror
AOL
AOL
WASHINGTON, April 25 (Kyodo) - (EDS: ADDING HILL'S REMARKS, BACKGROUND) The United States reiterated its willingness Friday to remove North Korea from its list of terror-sponsoring nations, despite the White House's revelation that North Korea had...
U.S. still sounds willing to remove N. Korea from terror list+
AOL
AOL
WASHINGTON, April 25 (Kyodo) - The United States reiterated its willingness Friday to remove North Korea from its list of terror-sponsoring nations, despite the White House's revelation that North Korea had aided Syria's covert nuclear activities....
US says it does not trust North Korea
Dawn
Dawn
WASHINGTON, April 26: A day after accusing North Korea of helping Syria build a covert nuclear reactor, the United States said it did not trust the hardline communist state, which is negotiating to end its atomic weapons drive. We are not yet to the...
Syrious Blow to Nonproliferation
National Review
National Review
Verify! By Ed Royce Last week, the administration broke the deafening silence surrounding Israel's strike against a Syrian nuclear reactor last fall. Media reports indicate that U.S. intelligence confirms that North Korea had been assisting Syria to...
U.S. keeps N. Korea on terror sponsor list, reaffirms delisting
AOL
AOL
WASHINGTON, April 30 (Kyodo) - The State Department on Wednesday kept North Korea on a list of state sponsors of terrorism but reaffirmed its willingness to delist the reclusive nation depending on the progress made in six-party talks on disbanding...
Nation's Lawyers Top 10,000 Mark
Chosunilbo
Chosunilbo
In 1906, Korea produced its first three lawyers. Now, 102 years later, the number of lawyers in the nation has topped 10,000. According to the Korea Bar Association, the number of registered lawyers in the country reached the 10,000 mark as of April...
Japan-ROK look to new-era benefits / 2 countries find room for optimism, but several thorny issues still need tackling
Daily Yomiuri
Daily Yomiuri
Granholm has emergency surgery; overseas trip is postponed
Examiner
Examiner
LANSING, Mich. (Map, News) - Gov. Jennifer Granholm underwent emergency surgery to treat a bowel obstruction, postponing a planned investment trip to Israel and Kuwait, her office said Wednesday. Granholm's office said the 49-year-old second-term...



