(Getty Images) Former U.S. President Bill Clinton is heading to North Korea for negotiations to secure the freedom of two detained American journalists, a news report said Tuesday, nearly five months after they were seized on the China border. Clinton is on his way to Pyongyang, the North Korean capital, where he will try to win the release of Laura Ling and Euna Lee , South Korea's Yonhap news agency reported, citing an unidentified high-level source. It was not immediately clear when...Read Full Story
North Korean officials announced Monday that Current TV reporters Laura Ling and Euna Lee were found guilty of an unspecified "grave crime" and sentenced to 12 years of hard labor in the small communist country. Ling and Lee were arrested while working on a story about North Koreans who cross the border to defect from a country that suffers from famine and severe economic problems. Currently, the United States is weighing its options in trying to get the two reporters out of North Korea. New...Read Full Story
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The North Korean leader, Kim Jong-il, pardoned two jailed American journalists, the official KCNA news agency has reported, according to Reuters. The report came after former President Bill Clinton met with the reclusive and ailing Mr. Kim in Pyongyang on Tuesday.
Mr. Kim granted “a special pardon,” KCNA said in a statement. It was not clear how rapidly the two journalists, Laura Ling, 32, and Euna Lee, 36, might be allowed to leave the...Read Full Story
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Journalist Laura Ling in town for Red Cross fundraiserSun-SentinelBy Susannah Bryan, Sun Sentinel She's the headline speaker at a "Women in Power" luncheon at noon Friday to benefit the Broward County chapter of the American Red Cross. Ling, the host of E! Investigates, previously reported for Current TV on slave ...and more »
On the December 20th edition of “The Young Turks with Cenk Uygur” on Current TV, former Vanguard correspondent Laura Ling and producer Euna Lee, who were arrested and held for five months in North Korea in 2009 (they were released following a ...
Book club to meet in SeoulThe Korea Herald... “Under the Loving Care of the Fatherly Leader: North Korea and the Kim Dynasty” by Bradley K. Martin and “Somewhere Inside: One Sister's Captivity in North Korea and the Other's Fight to Bring Her Home” by Laura Ling and Lisa Ling.
Investigates." On Wednesday, reporter Laura Ling talked to us live on GDLA about her investigation on the McStay family. Watch the GDLA interview video in the media player. "E! Investigates" airs tomorrow night at 10:00 pm on E!.
In February, 2010, the McStay family disappeared without a trace from a suburban Southern California neighborhood. For their family and friends, it was unfathomable how Joey McStay and his wife, Summer, along with their two children could simply ...
"Four people, two adults and two babies just don't get up and 'poof!' In my gut, I know something bad has happened..." - Susan Blake, Joey McStay's Mother (Los Angeles, CA, December 12, 2011) - In February, 2010, the McStay family disappeared without a ...
Euna Lee is a Korean-American journalist who was charged (along with Laura Ling) with espionage by the North Korean government while working for Current TV.
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Current's Strategy of Silence A Current employee has shed (a bit) more light on why Current has steadfastly refused to mention the fact that two of its reporters have been detained ...
North Korea convicted two American journalists and sentenced them Monday to 12 years of hard labor, intensifying the reclusive nation's confrontation with the United States. Washington said it wou