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President Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling on reciprocal tariffs and mentioned the possibility of rehearing the case.

The police have initiated an investigation into a theft involving seized cryptocurrency worth about 6.9 billion won, following a report from the National Tax Service.

President Lee Jae-myung announced his membership on the social media platform TikTok, aiming to engage more with the public.

The Gyeongbokgung Palace will close on the day of BTS's upcoming concert in Gwanghwamun, with police expecting a turnout of around 260,000 fans.

Kim Jong-un presented new rifles to key officials and military commanders, with a notable release of a photo of his daughter, Kim Joo-ae, shooting for the first time.

The newly observed PMR1 nebula, nicknamed 'Skull Nebula,' resembles a brain due to its unique gas and dust formations revealed by NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.

The weather on the 28th is expected to reach a high of 17 degrees Celsius, signaling a mild early spring day, with rain or snow anticipated in certain regions after dark.

Donald Trump expressed dissatisfaction with Iran's nuclear negotiations, suggesting the U.S. may need to use military force if dialogue fails.

The article discusses the film 'Shirat,' set against the backdrop of a rave party in the Moroccan desert, focusing on the immersive sound experience and the journey of a father-son duo searching for a missing family member amid chaos.

The author reflects on their unorthodox journey to becoming a poet, emphasizing their lack of formal literary education and the profound impact of their challenging environment.

The South Korean National Assembly has passed a new law on 'distortion of law', imposing penalties on judges and prosecutors who intentionally distort legal applications, marking a significant reform in the judiciary.

The exhibition highlights the often-overlooked importance of soil as a vital component for life on Earth, addressing its neglect in modern society and urbanization.

The article reflects on the experience of reading a novel during a train journey that evokes memories of youth and travel.

Books exploring the concept of adulthood have gained popularity in South Korea, particularly among the 20-40 age group seeking deeper meaning in their lives.

The article discusses the importance of attachment in childhood development and reflects on personal experiences of growing up without strong parental bonds.

A crime suspect's social media account has become a platform for online support of the crime and secondary victimization of the victim, prompting calls for systematic management of such accounts.

Back pain is commonly perceived as an issue affecting those in middle age, but it can also be prevalent among younger individuals, suggesting the possibility of spondylolysis.

Korea GM and its labor union held negotiations regarding the closure of direct maintenance centers after the Lunar New Year, but failed to reconcile their positions.

Israel's Supreme Court has ruled in favor of international humanitarian organizations operating in Gaza, allowing them to continue their work despite the government's efforts to halt their activities.

Pakistan has declared war against Afghanistan following renewed clashes in their border regions, marking the worst conflict since the Taliban took power.

In a live-streamed debate, Lee Jun-seok and far-right YouTuber Jeon Han-gil clashed over unfounded allegations of election fraud in South Korea.

The Justice Innovation Party has announced that it will file a complaint with the National Assembly Ethics Committee against Kim Seong-ok for hitting Lee Hae-min with a hand sign during a protest.

A woman has been linked to additional drugging incidents in October 2022 before her known offenses, adding to the serious allegations of murder involving multiple male victims.

The Justice Innovation Party warns that if the Democratic Party fails to respond to political reform demands by March 1, they will initiate further political actions.

South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol rebuked a media report accusing him of profiting 2.5 billion won from a real estate transaction, arguing that it unfairly portrays him as a speculative investor.

As the threat of US military action against Iran increases, the US government has approved the withdrawal of some staff from its embassy in Israel.

Former People Power Party leader Han Dong-hoon visited Daegu's Seomun Market, asserting the need to break away from the Yoon Seok-yeol leadership to rebuild conservatism in South Korea.

A Gallup poll indicates that for the first time in two decades, more Americans empathize with Palestinians than Israelis, reflecting a shift in public opinion amidst the humanitarian crisis resulting from the latest Gaza conflict.

The National Assembly of South Korea passed an amendment to the Constitutional Court Law that introduces a new lawsuit review system allowing parties to appeal decisions of lower courts to the Constitutional Court for constitutional violations.

North Korean leader Kim Jong-un expressed willingness to engage in talks with the U.S. conditioned on recognition of North Korea's status as a nuclear power, while the White House stated that President Trump is open to dialogue without preconditions.

The production team of the Disney+ show 'Destiny War 49' has decided to reedit an episode following backlash for allegedly insulting deceased public safety officials.

The death of Miho, a Siberian tiger at Seoul Grand Park, was caused by the violation of safety protocols by zookeepers, including neglecting to secure the enclosure door.

A bill establishing a public medical school requiring graduates to serve in public healthcare institutions for 15 years has passed a subcommittee of South Korea's National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee.

A well-known entertainment program PD has been charged with forced molestation after allegedly groping a junior colleague during a company dinner.

Coupang reported a drastic 97% drop in quarterly operating profits in Q4 of 2025 due to a significant data breach, despite achieving record annual revenue.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung achieves a 67% job approval rating, the highest since his election, reflecting increased support for his party.

As President Yoon Suk-yeol lists his apartment for sale, Democratic Party members demand a response from the People Power Party leader, Jang Dong-hyuk, who previously claimed he would sell his properties if the President did.

South Korea's National Assembly passed an amendment to criminalize 'perversion of justice', imposing severe penalties on legal professionals for misconduct.

The South Korean government has conditionally approved the export of high-precision maps to Google, responding to pressure from the U.S. amid increased tariff threats.

The South Korean government has approved the export of high-precision maps demanded by American tech companies, which may influence trade negotiations between the US and Korea.

Woori Financial Group appoints new outside directors specialized in consumer protection and artificial intelligence.

New York Mayor Eric Adams met with President Donald Trump for the second time, discussing housing plans and addressing immigration concerns.

President Yoon has put his apartment in Bundang on the market for a price lower than the market value, citing a preference for financial investments over real estate.

The White House confirmed that President Trump is willing to engage in talks with Kim Jong-un without preconditions, while maintaining its commitment to denuclearization.

Kim Seon-bong has been appointed as the new Defense Advisor in a move to bring civil service to military advisory roles.

Highly pathogenic avian influenza has been confirmed in seven northern elephant seal pups in Santa Cruz, California, marking the first occurrence of the virus in these marine mammals.

The Constitutional Court of Korea ruled against the strict punishment of participants in outdoor rallies for not filing advance reports, stating it excessively restricts the constitutional right to freedom of expression.

President Lee Jae-myung announced plans for tax reforms targeting high-value single homeowners and reiterated a crackdown on multiple homeowners to address soaring real estate prices in Seoul.

The ruling National Power Party and the opposition Democratic Party are engaged in a dispute over convening the legislative committee to process the Daegu-Gyeongbuk administrative integration law.

Kim Ryun-hee, who has been on trial for six years for violating National Security Law, pleads for the right to return to her home in Pyongyang, citing her longing for her family.