North Korea Jams GPS Signals as US-Seoul Exercises Continue

North Korea is reportedly jamming GPS signals in South Korea, affecting some communications and navigation systems, but so far not causing any significant disruptions. Also on Friday, North Korea launched another projectile presumed to be a ballistic missile into the sea, according to the South Korean military. These provocations are the latest in a series of threatening acts Pyongyang has committed seemingly to protest the ongoing U.S.-South Korean joint military exercises, and...

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