It's time to end the Korean War.

American high school history textbooks will typically say that the war between the North and South began in 1950 and ended in 1953 with a draw. However, what they tend to leave out is that the fighting ended with an armistice agreement, not an official peace treaty. Technically, the Koreas remain at war to this day, with the four main belligerents (the two Koreas, China, and the United States) unable to reach an agreement. And for 65 years and counting, despite the multiple overtures for peace, the war's shadow still looms over the peninsula.