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Katherine Heigl's Special Connection to Korea: Her Touching Adoption Story Katherine Heigl, famous for Grey's Anatomy, adopted Korean daughters Naleigh and Adelaide, sharing their joyful lives.
China's Pledge for Peace in Palestine: Vows Support for Two-State Solution China, as UN Security Council president, prioritizes peace in Palestine, advocating a two-state solution, but it's a contentious stance.
Online Romance Gone Wrong: Woman Who Met Chat Partner Found Dead in Joshua Tree Desert Woman met man online, went missing in U.S., found dead in desert months later. Investigation ongoing, suspicions raised.
Flight Attendant Who Soared to Instagram Fame Thanks to a Single Photo A Malaysia Air Asia flight attendant became a social media sensation due to her beauty and kind service, and she now has 271k followers.
US Treasury Secretary Yellen to Meet China's Economic Adviser in San Francisco U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is scheduled to meet with China's Vice Premier Liu He in San Francisco ahead of the APEC summit.
Outrage Online as Father Leaves 60-Day-Old Baby Alone for Beer Run A husband's decision to leave a 60-day-old newborn alone for 20 minutes while going to buy beer has sparked outrage.
North Korea's Satellite Delay Tied to Russian Technical Support, Says South Korean Minister South Korea's Minister of Unification suggests North Korea's satellite delay may be linked to technical support from Russia.
New War Expected: Israeli Troops Seize One Hamas Stronghold in Gaza IDF captures Hamas stronghold, targets 450 sites, prepares for urban warfare; Gaza reports over 200 killed.
Zelensky Hints at Delaying Presidential Election: Now is Not the Time for Elections Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has suggested delaying presidential elections until next year due to the ongoing conflict.
Putin to Run for Re-Election, Aims to Stay in Power Until 2030 Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to run for re-election in next year's March 24 presidential election.
MLB's Priciest Manager: Craig Counsell Joins Chicago Cubs for $40 Million Craig Counsell, former Milwaukee Brewers manager, will become the new manager of the MLB's Chicago Cubs on a 5-year, $40 million contract.
From Drug-Free Nation to Drug Challenges: South Korea's Struggle Continues Calls grow for a dedicated Drug Investigation Bureau in South Korea to address rising drug issues comprehensively.
Counting 10,000 Palestinians Dead, According to Gaza's Hamas-run Health Ministry The Gaza health department, under Hamas, reports over 10,000 Palestinian deaths, including 4,104 children, in the Israel-Hamas war.
Padres Ha-Seong Kim's Historic Victory: First Korean to Claim NL Gold Glove Kim Ha-seong makes history as the first Korean MLB player to win the Gold Glove award in utility infielder category.
Biden Steps Up Pressure on Israel to Stop Strategic Engagement Biden pressures Israel's PM for a tactical ceasefire, emphasizes aid to Gaza, and calls for civilian protection.
North Korea Declares November 18 as Missile Industry Day in Honor of ICBM Launch North Korea designates November 18 as Missile Industry Day to commemorate the Hwasong-17 ICBM test launched on that date in 2022.
Israeli Actress Noa Tishby Speaks Out Against Gaza Ceasefire in the U.S. Noa Tishby opposes ceasefire in Israel-Palestine conflict, citing Israel's right to self-defense and criticizing anti-Israel protests.
BTS' Jungkook Dominates US Spotify with Chart-Topping Solo Tracks BTS member Jungkook's solo album GOLDEN breaks records with the most first-day Spotify streams for a K-pop solo album.
Trump Leads in Five Key Swing States, Biden Loses Ground Among Under 30s and Minorities A poll in 6 swing states shows Trump leading in 5, with Biden leading in one, indicating potential challenges for Biden in the next election.
Trump Yells at Judge in Court: A Shouting Match in Fraud Trial Donald Trump took the witness stand in a civil trial, defending against allegations of inflating asset values to secure loans.
Katherine Heigl's Special Connection to Korea: Her Touching Adoption Story Katherine Heigl, famous for Grey's Anatomy, adopted Korean daughters Naleigh and Adelaide, sharing their joyful lives.
China's Pledge for Peace in Palestine: Vows Support for Two-State Solution China, as UN Security Council president, prioritizes peace in Palestine, advocating a two-state solution, but it's a contentious stance.
Online Romance Gone Wrong: Woman Who Met Chat Partner Found Dead in Joshua Tree Desert Woman met man online, went missing in U.S., found dead in desert months later. Investigation ongoing, suspicions raised.
Flight Attendant Who Soared to Instagram Fame Thanks to a Single Photo A Malaysia Air Asia flight attendant became a social media sensation due to her beauty and kind service, and she now has 271k followers.
US Treasury Secretary Yellen to Meet China's Economic Adviser in San Francisco U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen is scheduled to meet with China's Vice Premier Liu He in San Francisco ahead of the APEC summit.
Outrage Online as Father Leaves 60-Day-Old Baby Alone for Beer Run A husband's decision to leave a 60-day-old newborn alone for 20 minutes while going to buy beer has sparked outrage.
North Korea's Satellite Delay Tied to Russian Technical Support, Says South Korean Minister South Korea's Minister of Unification suggests North Korea's satellite delay may be linked to technical support from Russia.
New War Expected: Israeli Troops Seize One Hamas Stronghold in Gaza IDF captures Hamas stronghold, targets 450 sites, prepares for urban warfare; Gaza reports over 200 killed.
Zelensky Hints at Delaying Presidential Election: Now is Not the Time for Elections Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has suggested delaying presidential elections until next year due to the ongoing conflict.
Putin to Run for Re-Election, Aims to Stay in Power Until 2030 Russian President Vladimir Putin is set to run for re-election in next year's March 24 presidential election.
MLB's Priciest Manager: Craig Counsell Joins Chicago Cubs for $40 Million Craig Counsell, former Milwaukee Brewers manager, will become the new manager of the MLB's Chicago Cubs on a 5-year, $40 million contract.
From Drug-Free Nation to Drug Challenges: South Korea's Struggle Continues Calls grow for a dedicated Drug Investigation Bureau in South Korea to address rising drug issues comprehensively.
Counting 10,000 Palestinians Dead, According to Gaza's Hamas-run Health Ministry The Gaza health department, under Hamas, reports over 10,000 Palestinian deaths, including 4,104 children, in the Israel-Hamas war.
Padres Ha-Seong Kim's Historic Victory: First Korean to Claim NL Gold Glove Kim Ha-seong makes history as the first Korean MLB player to win the Gold Glove award in utility infielder category.
Biden Steps Up Pressure on Israel to Stop Strategic Engagement Biden pressures Israel's PM for a tactical ceasefire, emphasizes aid to Gaza, and calls for civilian protection.
North Korea Declares November 18 as Missile Industry Day in Honor of ICBM Launch North Korea designates November 18 as Missile Industry Day to commemorate the Hwasong-17 ICBM test launched on that date in 2022.
Israeli Actress Noa Tishby Speaks Out Against Gaza Ceasefire in the U.S. Noa Tishby opposes ceasefire in Israel-Palestine conflict, citing Israel's right to self-defense and criticizing anti-Israel protests.
BTS' Jungkook Dominates US Spotify with Chart-Topping Solo Tracks BTS member Jungkook's solo album GOLDEN breaks records with the most first-day Spotify streams for a K-pop solo album.
Trump Leads in Five Key Swing States, Biden Loses Ground Among Under 30s and Minorities A poll in 6 swing states shows Trump leading in 5, with Biden leading in one, indicating potential challenges for Biden in the next election.
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