Tuesday, December 16, 2025

North Korea Begins Removing Loudspeakers Facing South After Seoul’s Similar Move

South Korea and North Korea dismantle loudspeakers in a move to ease border tensions, with both sides responding swiftly.

US On The Clock: North Korea’s Nuclear Arsenal is Now Permanent, Ally Begs Trump For APEC Summit

Trump's upcoming APEC visit prompts diplomatic moves by North and South Korea, focusing on dialogue and North's nuclear capabilities.

White House Eyes More Bitcoin—but No New Taxes, Says Crypto Czar

David Sacks suggests the U.S. may buy more Bitcoin, funding it through budget-neutral methods, avoiding new taxes or debt.

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Truman to Trump: CIA Turns 78, from Cold War to Modern-Day Operations Defending US Interests

The CIA was established in 1947 to enhance U.S. national security during the Cold War, focusing on intelligence gathering and covert operations.

Electric Scooters Account for 77% of Battery Fire Incidents Nationwide

Jangheung Fire Station warns against charging e-scooters and phones in unsafe areas due to rising battery fire incidents.

Tomorrow X Together Reclaims No. 1 on Billboard World Albums Chart

TXT continues to shine on Billboard charts with their album, while kicking off their world tour and renewing their contract with Big Hit.

‘KPop Demon Hunters’ Becomes Netflix’s Most-Watched Film With 236 Million Views

Netflix's animated film "KPop Demon Hunters" becomes the most-watched movie with 236M views, surpassing "Red Notice."

Netflix’s ‘KPop Demon Hunters’ OST Dominates U.S. Charts With Record-Breaking Run

The OST of Netflix's KPop Demon Hunters tops charts in the US and UK, showcasing the global rise of K-pop music.
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Song Hye Kyo Reflects on 23 Years in Acting on ‘You Quiz on the Block’

Song Hye Kyo reflects on her 23-year acting career, sharing personal anecdotes and insights during her appearance on "You Quiz on the Block."

South Korea Hits 15 North Korean IT Workers and Institution with Sanctions Over Cyber Thefts

South Korea imposed sanctions on 15 North Korean IT operatives for their role in funding nuclear programs through cyber activities.

North Korea Showcases 2024 Economic and Military Achievements, Emphasizes Self-Reliant Defense

North Korea highlights economic and military achievements for 2024, praising Kim Jong Un's leadership and self-reliance initiatives.

Ku Klux Klan: How White Supremacy Took Root in Post-Civil War America

The KKK, founded in 1865, is a white supremacist group that used violence to intimidate minorities and influence politics in America.

Why Dog Shoes Might Be Hurting Your Pup’s Paws and Joints

Experts warn that improperly fitted dog shoes can harm joint health, urging owners to prioritize barefoot walking for their pets.

Hyun Bin Gets Choked Up Over Final ‘Harbin’ Scene, Reveals Pressure of Playing Ahn Jung Geun

Actor Hyun Bin expressed emotional relief during the final shoot of "Harbin," revealing the film's heavy themes impacted the cast deeply.

North Korea Dismantles Key Kaesong Building, Raising Questions of Future Plans

North Korea is dismantling parts of the Kaesong Industrial Complex's support center, hinting at possible redevelopment activities.

Onew’s New Album ‘CONNECTION’ Gives Fans a Sneak Peek into His Inner World

Onew's fourth mini-album features dreamy concept photos reflecting childhood imagination and personal growth. Release on January 6.

South Korea’s Cheonan Frigate Named ‘Top-Gun of the Sea’ – Here’s Why It’s the Navy’s Best Combat Ship

The South Korean Navy's Cheonan frigate is named the best gunnery combat ship, showcasing exceptional skills and teamwork in evaluations.

Stray Kids Rewrites History, Becoming First Group to Top Billboard 200 Six Times

Stray Kids makes history with six consecutive No. 1 albums on Billboard 200, showcasing their talent and global impact in music.

North Korea’s Flood Recovery: 15,000 Homes, Schools, and Clinics Built in Just 4 Months

North Korea showcases flood recovery efforts as a testament to Kim Jong Un's leadership, highlighting rapid construction and public support.

How Carl Sagan Sparked Humanity’s Curiosity About Space and Forever Changed Science

Carl Sagan inspired curiosity about the universe, contributed to science, and authored the influential book *Cosmos*. His legacy endures.

IU Opens Up About Skeeter Syndrome: Severe Allergic Reactions to Mosquito Bites

IU reveals her struggle with Skeeter Syndrome, a severe allergic reaction to mosquito bites, causing painful swelling and skin issues.

Kim Yong Chol Makes a Comeback in North Korean Media as Trump’s Second Term Approaches

Kim Yong Chol reemerges in North Korean media as Trump’s second term approaches, but his role in future negotiations remains uncertain.

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