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McDonald's HQ Raided in Food Poisoning Investigation of Alleged 'Hamburger
The investigation first began in 2017 following a complaint by a mother in South Korea who claimed her child developed a kidney disease after eating an undercooked meat patty sold by the fast food giant.
Huge Subway Brawl Breaks Out Over Man Not Wearing Mask
The incident took place in Seoul, South Korea, where masks have been required on public transport since May.
South Korea's New Covid-19 Bus Stops Look Like Willy Wonka's Elevator
They aren't cheap, but they're changing transportation.
Seoul Mayor's Will Said 'Sorry to Everyone' Amid Sexual Harassment Probes
The exact cause of the death of Seoul Mayor Park Won-sun remains under investigation.
Seoul Mayor Park Won-sun Found Dead Hours After Being Reported Missing
The 64-year-old mayor was recently facing sexual harassment allegations, according to local media.
Seoul Mayor Park Won-sun Reported Missing, Police Search Underway
The mayor's cell phone signal was reported to have been last detected in the Sungbuk neighborhood of Seoul.
South Korea Health Officials Declare Second Wave of Coronavirus
South Korea has seen 30 to 50 new cases a day, mostly in the densely populated capital city.
Black Lives Matter, LGBTQ banners removed from U.S. Embassy in South Korea
The BLM banner was removed after being displayed for just two days.
BTS Member Visited Itaewon Where South Korea's Second COVID-19 Wave Broke
The K-pop artists were reported to have visited entertainment venues in the Itaewon neighborhood of Seoul from the evening of April 25 until dawn on April 26.
South Korea Coronavirus Second Wave Hits Over 100 Cases
More than 36 percent of the cases are reported to be asymptomatic, while "the rate of spread is very high," Seoul Mayor Park Won-soon confirmed on Tuesday.
Air Pollution Has Fallen Significantly in Nine Major Global Cities
Lockdown measures across the world have led to large decreases in vehicle traffic and industrial activity.
Trump Demanded U.S. Evacuation From South Korea Despite Threat of War: Book
Officials warned that such a move could crash the South Korean stock market, but the president reportedly ordered staff, "Go do it!"
BTS Fans Create Forest to Celebrate RM's Birthday
RM Forest No. 1 will be located in Han River Park in Seoul.
'Hello, Love, Goodbye' Actor Wins Asian Star Prize At Seoul Drama Awards
"As a Filipino, I am very humbled and grateful to be recognized in the international scene, along with so many amazing and talented artists here tonight."
Pastor Raped Followers Citing 'Order From God'
The court said Jaerock Lee denied "objective facts" during the investigation.
Kim Jong Un Appoints New Military Chief
U.S. president praises Kim for allowing return of GI remains as relations appear to warm.
South Korea Wants to Withdraw Forces from Border
It would be the next step in reducing tensions as agreed during a summit in Panmunjom.
U.S. Forces in Korea Move HQ to Largest Overseas Base
"The Republic of Korea investment was over 90 percent of the cost," U.S. Commander Vincent Brooks said.
U.S. Military Will Stay in South Korea, Mattis Promises
The defense secretary also defended the cancellation of joint military exercises, saying the move would create "increased opportunity for our diplomats to negotiate."
Car Rams Gate of U.S. Embassy in Seoul, Driver Arrested
The man shouted to the embassy for help as he was arrested, local media reported.
New York Is 4th Most Expensive City to Get Drunk In
The average night out costs nearly $80 in New York.
'Nut Rage' Heiress Could Be Returning to Work
She faced several charges for the incident, but a company spokesperson said that "there would be no major problems on her returning."
All Computers Will Turn Off To Force Staff To Leave
South Korea is trying to fight its workaholic culture.
Origami Robot Arm Can Hold the Weight of Three Cats
It weighs about as much as a light bulb.
U.S. Students in Seoul Told Not to Walk Out
Despite walkouts across the U.S., students in Seoul were told not to participate.
North Korea Talks With U.S. Need to Happen Soon: Seoul
South Korean President Moon Jae-in called on the U.S. to lower the threshold for dialogue.
How Many Dictatorships Compete in the Winter Olympics?
It's not just North Korea. There are 35 more.
How Long Will Kim Jong Un's Winter Olympics Thaw Last?
The communist regime will show itself as a fearsome tiger one day, a cuddly kitten the next.
Is Trump Softening Us Up for War With North Korea?
Preparing for "preventive war" is the prelude to the U.S. striking first.
Is Trump Talking Himself Into War With Iran, N Korea?
His bombastic language and irrational behavior makes military conflict more likely.