IAEA: 'Indications' North Korea Reopened Plutonium Plant

The U.N. nuclear watchdog says North Korea appears to have reopened a plant to reprocess plutonium, an indication the communist country is widening its arms effort. The International Atomic Energy Agency said Monday satellite evidence shows North Korea has likely resumed activities at a plant at Yongbyon to produce plutonium from spent nuclear reactor fuel. The information matches evidence found by the U.S. monitoring website 38 North, which reported in April that exhaust plumes had...

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