The Agency That Launches America's Nuclear Missiles Messed Up a Tweet
They still haven't deleted it.
They still haven't deleted it.
Houses were evacuated and roads were closed when someone left a backpack outside one of London's strangest-looking embassies.
Whatever happens, this is bad news for...well, pretty much everybody.
Experts believe the tremors may have been caused by natural quakes triggered by previous weapons testing carried out by North Korea.
Tensions on the Korean peninsula between North Korea and virtually every other country in the region continue to escalate.
Twirls and back-flips replace computer-simulated nuclear explosions in North Korea's latest propaganda video.
“The fate of the sinful US ends here,” warns the video.
According to a new technical analysis, the closest to the heartland Kim Jong Un can strike the US is Anchorage, Alaska.
Its rapid development of intercontinental ballistic missile tech has left many confused.
North Korea isn't as isolated as people think, and they love their porn.
At least the impending apocalypse is working out for some folks.
No prizes for guessing which country is portrayed as the enemy.
Welcome to the 21st century, I guess.
@DPRK_News is a very clever parody, and the NYT clearly didn't know that.
The country voted most likely to start WWIII says it can now strike targets anywhere in the world, but military experts believe the missile is a medium range weapon that presents no threat to the United States.
