North Korea doesn't really do Christmas cards, but if it did, its card would probably have a picture of the nation's leader, Kim Jong Un, riding a white horse through a snowy wilderness.

If Santa Claus stops in North Korea this year, he’ll find some trees and lights and might even hear a Christmas song or two. But he won’t encounter even a hint of what Christmas actually means ...

U.S. flies spy planes amid escalating tensions with North Korea: report 01:57. Seoul, South Korea — Christmas day came and went with no sign of a "gift" from North Korea, CBS News' Barry ...

Meanwhile, the communist regime has placed a slew of nationalistic holidays around Christmas, though their timing is probably a coincidence. On December 24, many North Koreans observe the birthday ...

North Korea is planning to adopt a hard-line policy toward the United States that involves taking denuclearization off the table amid perceptions that President Donald Trump is vulnerable ...

Amid Christmas being banned in North Korea, activists are gathering to send bottles with messages of hope, faith and freedom to those in the country under the dictatorship of Kim Jong Un.

There’s one place where Christmas cheer will be in even shorter supply this year — North Korea. Not content with banning Christmas in 2016, the country’s supreme grinch, Kim Jong Un, has ...

North Korea: The North Korean regime has such a strong anti-Christmas bent that it threatened to shoot artillery at a Christmas tree near its border after a South Korean Christian group erected it.

North Korea is generally considered one of the most hazardous places on the planet to celebrate Christmas and other religious festivities. “There is no Christmas in North Korea,” North Korean ...

North Korea on Tuesday repeated its assertions the Trump administration is running out of time to salvage nuclear negotiations, saying it’s entirely up to the United States to choose what ...