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Samsung Workers Approve Massive Bonus Deal — But Is It Legal? Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon praised the Samsung Electronics union's decision on the wage agreement, emphasizing the need for further discussions.
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Bitten by Snake After Grabbing Them Barehanded Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked controversy by posting a video of himself catching two snakes with his bare hands on social media.
Trump Admin to Build Ebola Isolation Hubs in Kenya for U.S. Citizens The Trump administration plans to send public health officials to Kenya to establish an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans.
87 Days Later: Iran Partially Restores Internet Amid War Conflict Iran has partially lifted internet restrictions amid war tensions, sparking hope among citizens, though full recovery remains uncertain.
3 Escape Attempts and a Rubber Boat: The Man Fleeing China for Freedom Chinese human rights activist Dong Guangping attempted to escape China multiple times, recently captured while entering South Korean waters.
102 Dutch Children Forced Out of Homeschooling After Supreme Court Ruling The Netherlands plans to enforce school attendance for 102 children previously homeschooled for religious reasons.
Is AI Killing Critical Thinking? Two Recent Scandals Reveal the Danger Yomiuri Giants' manager resigns after an incident involving his daughter; Starbucks Korea faces backlash due to an AI-generated event phrase.
Nature vs. Neighbors: South Korea's High-Voltage Power Line Battle The government seeks alternatives for the halted high-voltage transmission line project in Chungcheong region, responding to local demands.
Hyundai Faces Major Labor Battle Over New 'Yellow Envelope' Law Tensions rise as Hyundai and Hyundai Glovis unions demand negotiations based on the revised labor law, increasing conflict with management.
RFK Jr. Caught Handling Snakes with Bare Hands After Being Bitten Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shares a video of himself catching two snakes with his bare hands, despite his wife's protests.
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Samsung’s AI Boom Sparks Profit Wars: Will Workers Get a Fair Share? Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon emphasizes the need for social dialogue on excess profits and performance bonuses amid AI transitions.
Samsung Electronics Avoids Strike After Historic 2026 Wage Deal Samsung Electronics and its labor union signed the 2026 wage agreement, achieving a 73.7% approval from members in a recent vote.
Is Samsung a Public Good? South Korea Proposes State Intervention Samsung's semiconductor industry has become a public good, necessitating government intervention for fair resource distribution, says Minister Kim.
Samsung and Public Projects at Risk as Tower Crane Strike Looms Tower crane unions plan a general strike after disputes over wage agreements and regulatory changes affecting their contracts.
No Arms, No Right Leg: The Man Climbing South Korea's Highest Peak 'Left-foot Doctor' Lee Beom-sik, who lost limbs in an accident, aims to summit Hallasan Mountain on Jeju Island at age 61.
3 Dead After Seoul Overpass Collapse: Investigation Underway Minister Yoon Ho-jung pledges thorough investigation and support for victims after the collapse of the Seosomun overpass in Seoul.
OpenAI Unveils Plan to Turn South Korea Into an AI Infrastructure Hub OpenAI's CSO emphasizes that Korea is well-positioned to lead the third stage of AI as a core infrastructure for economy and society.
Is Samsung's AI Profit 'Public Good'? Inside the Massive Bonus Dispute Minister Kim Yong-hoon emphasized the need for social redistribution of excess profits in the semiconductor industry amid the AI era.
How Kids Are Using 'Physical AI' to Fix Community Safety Blind Spots Youth in Wanju are tackling community safety issues using physical AI technology, marking a shift to practical AI civic education.
Samsung Workers Approve Massive Bonus Deal — But Is It Legal? Labor Minister Kim Young-hoon praised the Samsung Electronics union's decision on the wage agreement, emphasizing the need for further discussions.
HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Bitten by Snake After Grabbing Them Barehanded Robert F. Kennedy Jr. sparked controversy by posting a video of himself catching two snakes with his bare hands on social media.
Trump Admin to Build Ebola Isolation Hubs in Kenya for U.S. Citizens The Trump administration plans to send public health officials to Kenya to establish an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans.
87 Days Later: Iran Partially Restores Internet Amid War Conflict Iran has partially lifted internet restrictions amid war tensions, sparking hope among citizens, though full recovery remains uncertain.
3 Escape Attempts and a Rubber Boat: The Man Fleeing China for Freedom Chinese human rights activist Dong Guangping attempted to escape China multiple times, recently captured while entering South Korean waters.
102 Dutch Children Forced Out of Homeschooling After Supreme Court Ruling The Netherlands plans to enforce school attendance for 102 children previously homeschooled for religious reasons.
Is AI Killing Critical Thinking? Two Recent Scandals Reveal the Danger Yomiuri Giants' manager resigns after an incident involving his daughter; Starbucks Korea faces backlash due to an AI-generated event phrase.
Nature vs. Neighbors: South Korea's High-Voltage Power Line Battle The government seeks alternatives for the halted high-voltage transmission line project in Chungcheong region, responding to local demands.
Hyundai Faces Major Labor Battle Over New 'Yellow Envelope' Law Tensions rise as Hyundai and Hyundai Glovis unions demand negotiations based on the revised labor law, increasing conflict with management.
RFK Jr. Caught Handling Snakes with Bare Hands After Being Bitten Robert F. Kennedy Jr. shares a video of himself catching two snakes with his bare hands, despite his wife's protests.
58% of Disaster Deaths Linked to Heat: Essential Workers at Risk A study reveals that essential workers face severe conditions during heatwaves, lacking proper support and safety measures.
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