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A Former US Basketball Player May Go To Singapore For US-North Korea Summit. Here's Why
When President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet in Singapore on June 12, a celebrity guest might be present: Dennis Rodman, one of only a few people to have met both Trump and Kim.
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Dennis Rodman Returns From 'Really Good' North Korea Trip
Former National Basketball Association star Dennis Rodman arrived in Beijing today after what he said was a "really good" 5-day trip to North Korea.
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High-Level US Visit Leads North Korea To Free American Student Otto Warmbier In Coma
Donald Trump famously boasted that "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose any voters." I wonder if that offer is good for a North Korean long-range missile hitting the same spot?
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Dennis Rodman Is On His Way To North Korea. Was He Sent By Donald Trump?
Former Chicago Bulls basketball star Dennis Rodman flew into North Korea Tuesday morning and hopes to meet Kim Jong Un, according to associates, at a time when President Donald Trump is said to be trying to set up a secret channel to North Korea.
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Dennis Rodman Claims North Korean Leader Didn't Execute His Uncle
Former basketball star Dennis Rodman claims North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un did not execute his uncle and that he saw him during a recent trip to the Stalinist state.
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'Dennis Rodman's song to Kim Jong Un like Marilyn Monroe's to JFK'
Dennis Rodman singing "Happy Birthday" to North Korean regime chief Kim Jong-Un was akin to Marilyn Monroe performing for JFK, tourists who watched the performance said on Thursday.
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Dennis Rodman apologises for remarks on detained American
Dennis Rodman apologized on Thursday for comments about captive American missionary Kenneth Bae in an interview with CNN.
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Basketball star Dennis Rodman sings happy birthday to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
Dennis Rodman has sung "Happy Birthday" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un before leading a squad of former NBA stars onto the court at a Pyongyang stadium for a game.
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Dennis Rodman appears to blame US missionary for North Korean captivity
Dennis Rodman, in a television interview on Tuesday, appeared to blame Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae for his captivity in North Korea, the latest in a series of controversial comments by the former U.S. basketball star.
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US basketball star Dennis Rodman says North Korea visit could help 'open door'
American basketball star Dennis Rodman defended his latest visit to North Korea in an interview with broadcaster CNN on Tuesday, saying it would help "open the door" to the reclusive state.
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Tweets, pics give real-time peek into North Korea
"Hello world from comms center in (hash)Pyongyang." That Twitter missive, sent on Monday from Koryolink's main service center in downtown Pyongyang using my iPhone, marked a milestone for North Korea: It was believed to be the first tweet sent from a cellphone using the country's new 3G mobile data service.
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A Former US Basketball Player May Go To Singapore For US-North Korea Summit. Here's Why
When President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un meet in Singapore on June 12, a celebrity guest might be present: Dennis Rodman, one of only a few people to have met both Trump and Kim.
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Dennis Rodman Returns From 'Really Good' North Korea Trip
Former National Basketball Association star Dennis Rodman arrived in Beijing today after what he said was a "really good" 5-day trip to North Korea.
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High-Level US Visit Leads North Korea To Free American Student Otto Warmbier In Coma
Donald Trump famously boasted that "I could stand in the middle of Fifth Avenue and shoot somebody and I wouldn't lose any voters." I wonder if that offer is good for a North Korean long-range missile hitting the same spot?
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Dennis Rodman Is On His Way To North Korea. Was He Sent By Donald Trump?
Former Chicago Bulls basketball star Dennis Rodman flew into North Korea Tuesday morning and hopes to meet Kim Jong Un, according to associates, at a time when President Donald Trump is said to be trying to set up a secret channel to North Korea.
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Dennis Rodman Claims North Korean Leader Didn't Execute His Uncle
Former basketball star Dennis Rodman claims North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un did not execute his uncle and that he saw him during a recent trip to the Stalinist state.
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'Dennis Rodman's song to Kim Jong Un like Marilyn Monroe's to JFK'
Dennis Rodman singing "Happy Birthday" to North Korean regime chief Kim Jong-Un was akin to Marilyn Monroe performing for JFK, tourists who watched the performance said on Thursday.
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Dennis Rodman apologises for remarks on detained American
Dennis Rodman apologized on Thursday for comments about captive American missionary Kenneth Bae in an interview with CNN.
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Basketball star Dennis Rodman sings happy birthday to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un
Dennis Rodman has sung "Happy Birthday" to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un before leading a squad of former NBA stars onto the court at a Pyongyang stadium for a game.
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Dennis Rodman appears to blame US missionary for North Korean captivity
Dennis Rodman, in a television interview on Tuesday, appeared to blame Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae for his captivity in North Korea, the latest in a series of controversial comments by the former U.S. basketball star.
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US basketball star Dennis Rodman says North Korea visit could help 'open door'
American basketball star Dennis Rodman defended his latest visit to North Korea in an interview with broadcaster CNN on Tuesday, saying it would help "open the door" to the reclusive state.
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Tweets, pics give real-time peek into North Korea
"Hello world from comms center in (hash)Pyongyang." That Twitter missive, sent on Monday from Koryolink's main service center in downtown Pyongyang using my iPhone, marked a milestone for North Korea: It was believed to be the first tweet sent from a cellphone using the country's new 3G mobile data service.
