American college student Otto Warmbier only intended to spend five days sightseeing in North Korea in 2016. Instead, he spent 17 months there in detention where his family believes he was tortured ...

Here is the timeline of Warmbier’s ordeal. Warmbier, then 21, was visiting North Korea as part of a tourist group arranged by Young Pioneer Tours, a tour agency based in Xian, China. He was ...

Otto Warmbier was held in captivity in the totalitarian regime for more than 17 months after allegedly trying to take a propaganda poster in January 2016. North Korea said when releasing himlast ...

This week, a federal judge ordered North Korea to pay the parents of Otto Warmbier of Wyoming and their son's estate more than $501 million for fatally mistreating him and causing the death of the ...

The United States extended its ban on travel to North Korea for the ninth year in a row, a federal notice showed, citing ...

Traveling to North Korea requires strict legal steps & following rules or risk serious punishments like American student Otto Warmbier. North Korean residents need permits to move within & outside ...

A federal judge slammed North Korea with a $501 million judgment Monday in connection to the death of Otto Warmbier, the University of Virginia student whom it kept hostage for a year and a half.