North Korea may conduct a nuclear test after the Nov. 5 U.S. presidential election, a South Korean lawmaker said Thursday, citing South Korea's spy agency.Though the possibility of a nuclear test to be held ahead of the election cannot be ruled out, it is more likely to be afterward, Lee Sung Kwon, a member of the National Assembly's intelligence committee, told reporters following a briefing by the National Intelligence Service.If North Korea carries out a nuclear test, it would be its first since September 2017 and the seventh such test.The NIS told the intelligence committee that a nucle…READ FULL ARTICLE