No Talks Planned Between North Korea, US

North Korea has ruled out nuclear or human rights talks with the U.S. because of what it says are Washington's attempts to overthrow the communist government. The comment made Tuesday apparently refers to a U.N. draft resolution that recommends referring Pyongyang to the International Criminal Court for its rights record. Pyongyang was accused in a recent U.N. report of committing crimes against humanity. Japan and the European Union are planning to soon present the...

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