Jailed US journalists arrive home from Korea

The White House said it was “enormously pleased” with the release today of two US journalists held by North Korea.

Wed, 05 Aug, 2009 - 16:00

The White House said it was “enormously pleased” with the release today of two US journalists held by North Korea.

As the pair arrived on a private plane near Los Angeles with former president Bill Clinton, a spokesman said President Barack Obama was waiting for full details of the trip.

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