Lee withdraws education minister nomination over plagiarism scandal
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Top security adviser heads for US as tariff deadline nears
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Torrential rains leave 17 dead, 11 missing
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Lee withdraws nomination for education minister nominee
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[PHOTO] Village devastated by landslides
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[PHOTO] Village devastated by torrential rain
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Torrential rains leave 14 dead, 12 missing
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Prosecutors seek drone chief arrest over operation in North Korea
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Korean goods boom triples direct overseas buys
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Lee appoints special envoys to Canada, Malaysia
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Lee orders swift declaration of special disaster zones over rain damage
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Lee appoints 4 vice ministerial officials
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Torrential rains leave 14 dead, 12 missing
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Ex-labor minister declares bid for main opposition leader
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[RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK] Ex-GI becomes Pyeongtaek's 'beer man'
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Death toll from South Korean rains rises to 17
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Anthropologist analyzes Korea's advertising industry
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Special counsel questions unification minister in martial law probe
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Gov't launches recovery support team following heavy rains
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10 killed, 9 missing in heavy rains, landslides
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Death toll rises sharply as heavy rains trigger deadly landslides in Sancheong
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Death toll rises as heavy rains cause landslide; nat'l firefighting mobilization order issued
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Special counsel indicts Yoon on charges of power abuse in martial law declaration
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Partisan divide deepens over gender equality, education minister nominees
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Special counsel raids ex-investment firm chief in probe into ex-first lady
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Death toll grows from torrential rains in South Korea with thousands unable to return home
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Is Korea’s ‘once-in-a-century’ rain now happening every year? Experts say yes
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KORAIL gradually resumes train services after heavy rain
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Ex-FM Cho summoned for questioning in martial law probe
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Torrential rain pounds Korea for 4th day; over 7,000 seek temporary shelters
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Only 8% of Koreans would accept immigrants as family: Study
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Should you circumcise your son? Parents weigh pros and cons
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Court rejects former President Yoon’s request for release
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North Korea releases water from dam without prior notice
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Unionized medical workers to stage massive walkout next week
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Cambodia-based voice phishing ring caught by Korean investigation team
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Torrential rains kill 4, with 2 missing, over 5,600 evacuated
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Heavy rain damages over 13,000 hectares of farmland in Korea
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Unification Church raided as investigators target ex-first lady
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Health minister nominee vows medical reforms 'acceptable' to people, medical community
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Nat'l Assembly adopts confirmation hearing reports for foreign, finance, industry minister nominees
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Defense ministry to reward soldiers who defied 'unjust' orders during martial law bid
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Not-guilty verdict finalized for key figure in Daejang-dong development scandal
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Unexpected hazards of rain boots: Why they’re not safe in extreme rainfall
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Silent crisis: Half a million young Koreans live in isolation
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Farmers threaten collective action against possible opening of agro market to US
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Korea to end private adoptions after landmark probe
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Troops from 6 countries take part in K9 howitzer, K2 tank training in Korea
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Heavy rains leave 4 dead, 1 missing, over 5,000 evacuated
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Yoon appears for detention review amid standoff with special counsel in martial law probe
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1 dead, another 2 in cardiac arrest in apartment fire in Gwangmyeong
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Ex-President Yoon Suk Yeol appears for hearing on legality of his arrest
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Special counsel raids Unification Church in probe into ex-first lady
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1 dead, another 2 in cardiac arrest in apartment fire in Gwangmyeong
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US Senate defense policy bill calls for maintaining USFK troop level
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Handset subsidy ban to be lifted next week
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Over 50 flights canceled, delayed at Jeju airport on heavy rains nationwide
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Regular train services connecting Daegu to Busan, Jinju suspended due to heavy rain
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Ex-President Yoon to attend hearing on legality of his arrest
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Korea holds 1st regular defense drills around Dokdo under Lee gov't
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Lee tells aides to review plan to redesignate Constitution Day as public holiday
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Veterans ministry vows to draw up measures for nat'l cemetery flooding
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Korean loses job over photo booth brawl in Vietnam
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Korean worker fired for photo booth brawl in Vietnam
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President orders new investigation into 2022 Itaewon crowd crush
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FM nominee pledges practical tariff, security fixes via strategic US alliance
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About 80,000 foreign residents in Seoul eligible for cash handouts
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2 dead, about 1,000 evacuated as torrential rains hit central regions
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Torrential rains hit Chungcheong provinces; 2 trapped in landslide rescued
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Ex-President Yoon skips insurrection trial hearing for 2nd time
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