N. Korea Invited to U.S. for Nuke Talks

SEOUL, South Korea — A senior North Korean diplomat believed to be an important strategist in his government’s nuclear negotiations with the United States will visit New York later this week to discuss restarting long-suspended talks seeking to end that country’s nuclear weapons program ...

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