Five year old piano prodigy becomes the youngest to perform at carnegie hall

On July 20, 2025, a five-year-old boy from Las Vegas became a piano prodigy and made history at Carnegie Hall, making him the youngest pianist ever to perform there.

People & Events 2025.10.11 02:50 Carolynn Kim

UN brings back sanction on Iran following 10-year gap

On September 27, 2025(ET), the UNSC(UN Security Council) decided to reinstate sanctions on Iran.

Politics 2025.10.10 11:32 Yongjun Cho

Mass Manila protests demand answers over alleged ₱1 trillion flood-control graft

Tens of thousands of Filipinos marched across Manila on the 21st of September, accusing the government of misusing up to ₱1 trillion (about $17.6 billion) in flood-control funds, as revealed following President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s July address.

People & Events 2025.10.09 01:26 Sieun Park

Hue Park makes history as first Korean Tony winner with “Maybe Happy Ending”

On June 8th, Korean lyricist and writer Hue Park, alongside American composer Will Aronson, won six Tony Awards at Radio City Music Hall for his musical Maybe Happy Ending.

Media & Entertainment 2025.10.08 17:12 Bryan Kim

Cave excavation at the Sima del Elefante site reveals a previously unknown prehistoric human population in Europe

The cava excavation at the Sima del Elefante site revealed a previously unknown prehistoric human population in Europe, and this was first revealed in the research paper on March 12, 2025.

People & Events 2025.10.08 08:15 Choi Sunwoo

Your health in 2045: AI calculates disease risks long before symptoms

An artificial-intelligence system called Delphi-2M analyses an individual’s health data, to calculate and predict a person’s risk over 1,200 diseases that the person is likely to develop over the next 20 years.

Science & Technology 2025.10.08 08:02 Yezi Jang

The national protests within France rose after the resignation of Prime Minister Francois Bayrou

Nationwide strikes and political crises are currently unfolding across France.

People & Events 2025.10.08 07:47 JaeWan Lee

France faces a massive strike in protest of government budget cuts

On September 18, union leaders in France called hundreds of thousands of cross-industry workers to what many are calling the biggest strike the nation has seen in years.

Life & Style 2025.10.07 20:25 Ian Kim

Lululemon accuses Costco of selling copycat designs

Lululemon filed a lawsuit against Costco on June 27, 2025, claiming the retailer copied its signature clothing designs and sold unauthorized knockoffs.

People & Events 2025.10.07 18:00 Sean Jung

College Board releases August 23 SAT score for students worldwide

The College Board has officially released the SAT scores for students who took the test on August 23rd.

Education 2025.10.06 05:48 Mark An