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Detail of 'The Statue of Brothers' at The War Memorial of Koea in Seoul. Photo illustration by Greg Groesch/The Washington Times

Koreas could soon be united

By Bucky Fox

How an American bishop became a Korean martyr

By Kevin J. Jones - Catholic News Agency

Small-town history museum in Michigan was born from revenge

By JOHN CARLISLE - Associated Press

Founder’s Address: Serving the well-being of others, future generations

By Kwon Jin Moon

In this Oct. 1, 2016 photo, Don McIlrath, a Korean War veteran talks about his time at war, and his sight seeing trip back to Korea in 1998, at his home in Penn Hills, Pa. McIlrath joined the Army in 1951 when he was 18. (Dan Speicher/Tribune-Review via AP)

Curiosity, reconciliation draw veterans to ex-battlefields

By DEBRA ERDLEY - Associated Press

Korean War veterans fly to national memorial

By ANDREW MUNDHENK - Associated Press

Richard Nixon Portrait by Norman Rockwell/Courtesy of the National Portrait Gallery

EDITORIAL: Richard Nixon: ‘Peace is the right memorial’

By THE WASHINGTON TIMES

A historical image and a poignant moment from the Korean War (Defense Department)

Korean War veterans to march in National Memorial Day Parade

By Aubri Juhasz - The Washington Times

FILE - In this Saturday, Oct. 10, 2015 file photo, North Korean leader Kim Jong Un waves at a parade in Pyongyang, North Korea. North Korea is preparing to hold a once-in-a-generation congress of its ruling party that is intended to rally the nation behind leader Kim Jong Un and could provide an important glimpse into Kims plans for the countrys economy and military. The congress is set to begin May 6, 2016. (AP Photo/Wong Maye-E, File)

ED FEULNER: How to encourage peace in Korea

By Ed Feulner

NORTH KOREA NUCLEAR THREAT: Trilateral security can check North Korea nuclearization

By McDaniel D. Wicker

The National Security Agency says its Signals Intelligence Directorate used electronic espionage in 2003 to discover that North Korea was developing uranium enrichment capabilities in violation of the 1994 Agreed Framework. (Alexander Hunter/The Washington Times)

ED FEULNER: North Korea’s latest nuclear provocation

By Ed Feulner

BOOK REVIEW: ‘Truman, Congress and Korea: The Politics of America’s First Undeclared War’

By Joseph C. Goulden

Dr. John J. Hamre.

JOHN J. HAMRE: Redefining Korea as a global leader

By Dr. John J. Hamre

South Korean President Park Geun-hye, right, attends the 67th Armed Forces Day at Gyeryongdae, South Korea's main compound in Gyeryong City, South Korea, Oct. 1, 2015. (Kim Hee-chul/Pool Photo via AP)

WILLIAM WON KYUN HWANG: National Unification Advisory Council welcomes President Park Geun-hye

By William Won Kyun Hwang

CHARLES RANGEL: Korea and the United States: Our Great Legacy

By Rep. Charles B. Rangel

JAY S. KIM: Innovation and entrepreneurship: A new horizon for the U.S.-Korea alliance

By Dr. Jay S. Kim

YUMI HOGAN: Korea President Park: A Symbol of Hope

By Yumi Hogan

ED ROYCE: A Historic Opportunity to Strengthen the Korean-American Partnership

By Rep. Ed Royce

ALEXANDRE MANSOUROV: The Han unbound: Korea goes global

By Alexandre Mansourov

Rep. Loretta Sanchez.

LORETTA SANCHEZ: Korea: A remarkable economic transformation and U.S. policy success

By Rep. Loretta Sanchez