Former South Korean First Lady arrested

South Korea witnessed a shocking event as former First Lady Kim Keon-hee was taken into custody by a Seoul court on August 12, 2025.

People & Events 2025.09.12 00:31 Ian Kim

The job market in America faces growing concerns

Applications for U.S. unemployment benefits have been steadily climbing in recent weeks, signaling a potential slowing of the labor market.

People & Events 2025.09.09 02:22 Julian Yoo

Climate change demands a new approach to education

A global survey found that 59% of young people aged 16–25 were very or extremely worried about climate change, with over 50% reporting negative emotions like sadness, fear, and anxiety.

Education 2025.09.08 21:02 Egshig Nandinbold

Running takes over Korea: the nation’s extreme growth in running

After the COVID-19 pandemic, running has become a popular sport in Korea, attracting people with its easy accessibility, minimal equipment requirements, and the physical and mental benefits it offers.

Sports 2025.09.07 20:18 Jiho Yang

Lego’s new Star Wars Death Star set divides fans with scale, price, and design

In August 2025, rumors circulated that Lego was preparing to release its largest Star Wars set to date, and those reports were later confirmed.

People & Events 2025.09.06 04:30 Allen Kim

BART implements Tap and Ride system

Starting from Wednesday, August 20th, 2025, the Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) will allow riders to pay fares by tapping contactless cards, known as the Tap and Ride system.

Science & Technology 2025.09.05 07:50 Yujun Lee

FIFA launches volunteer program for 2026 World Cup across North America

FIFA has officially opened applications for its 2026 World Cup Volunteer Program, initiating what is expected to be the largest volunteer campaign in the organization’s history.

Sports 2025.09.04 20:02 Mark An

Haiti declares state of emergency as gangs tighten grip on central region

On August 9, 2025, the Haitian government officially declared a three-month state of emergency across the central departments of West, Artibonite, and Center following a resurgence in armed gang’s violence.

People & Events 2025.09.01 20:49 Yena Jeong

Researchers issue urgent warning as waves of new studies ties air pollution to severe health damage

Three recent studies published this year underscore the alarming reach of air pollution—ranging from thousands of premature deaths, to damaging the liver, and even disrupting molecular pathways linked to memory, the consequences were severe.

Life & Style 2025.09.01 20:12 Jiwoo Bang

Haiti faces worsening food insecurity

Haiti is facing one of the world’s most severe food security crises, with nearly half of its population experiencing shortages of food.

People & Events 2025.09.01 00:34 Kaylee Kim