Journalists Held in N. Korea Face 10 Years' Labor

The two American journalists arrested in North Korea face 10 years in a labor camp if convicted, the Telegraph reports. The women appear caught in a diplomatic showdown ahead of North Korea's planned launch of what the US, Japan, and other nations say is a ballistic missile. A government radio broadcast said today the journalists would be tried for "hostile acts" and warned that North Korea would "will relentlessly shoot down" any American aircraft, the Washington Post reports.