After more than a year detained in North Korea, Otto Warmbier returned to the United States in a coma last week, only to die six days after his arrival. His Ohio hometown will gather Thursday to say ...

When Otto Warmbier, the American college student who was imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months, returned home to Ohio last June on an airplane, he was blind, deaf and "jerking violently, making ...

Dr. Daniel Kanter of UC Health was among three physicians to give an update Thursday afternoon to Otto Warmbier’s medical condition since arriving in the U.S. 40 hours ago. Kanter said Otto has “no ...

Throngs of mourners paid their final respects to Otto Warmbier Thursday at a public funeral at the high school he attended near Cincinnati. Just four years ago, Warmbier graduated from the school as ...

North Korea has broken its silence on the release of American detainee Otto Warmbier. The 22-year-old University of Virginia student, who is currently in a coma, was freed for humanitarian reasons, ...

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The parents of Otto Warmbier, the college student who died due to injuries sustained while in North Korean custody, said the people who harmed their son are terrorists. “It’s been three months since ...

“Otto has left North Korea. He is on Medivac flight on his way home. Sadly, he is in a coma and we have been told he has been in that condition since March of 2016. We learned of this only one week ...

A 3-minute commercial set to run on Monday features a mother whose son died just after his release from North Korea. It may remind voters of Donald Trump’s friendliness toward the country’s dictator.

Otto Warmbier is a campaign issue in the New Hampshire Republican presidential primary. As the New Hampshire primary neared on Tuesday, former President Donald Trump and former South Carolina Gov.

(WASHINGTON) — When Otto Warmbier, the American college student who was imprisoned in North Korea for 17 months, returned home to Ohio last June on an airplane, he was blind, deaf and “jerking ...