[ELECTION] Voter turnout hits 79.4%, highest in 28 years
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Lee Jae-myung poised to win presidential election: exit poll
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[ELECTION] Voter turnout hits 77.8%, topping previous election
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Lee Jae-myung wins election as South Korean president
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Lee Jae-myung poised to win presidential election: exit poll
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[ELECTION] Voter turnout surpasses 70% as of 4 pm in Korea's presidential election
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[ELECTION] Political heavyweights cast votes, issue last-minute appeals
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Silent supporter or running mate? A look at contrasting campaign styles of candidate spouses
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Silent supporter or running mate? A look at the contrasting campaign styles of Lee Jae-myung’s and Kim Moon-soo’s wives
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[ELECTION] Voter turnout surpasses 60% as of 1 pm in Korea's presidential election
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Lee Jae-myung says he is willing to 'crawl under Trump’s legs' if necessary for trade talks
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Toddler dies after choking on rice cake at Gimpo day care, teacher under investigation
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Older adults increasingly spend more on companion animals
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[ELECTION] Voter turnout at 18.3% as of 11 am in Korea's presidential election
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[ELECTION] Voters line up early, fueled by hope for change
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Fire breaks out at sewing factory in Seoul, killing 1, injuring 4 others
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[ELECTION] Over 4 mil. cast ballots in presidential election as of 9 a.m.; voter turnout at 9.2%
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[ELECTION] Voters line up before polls even open, driven by hope for change
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Over 4 mil. cast ballots in presidential election as of 9 a.m.; voter turnout at 9.2%
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[ELECTION] Nationwide voting starts, winner expected around midnight
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Nationwide voting starts to elect president, winner expected around midnight
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Actor Kim Gi-cheon mocks surprise appointment from PPP presidential campaign
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South Korea goes to the polls to elect new president after Yoon crisis
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Nationwide voting starts, winner expected around midnight
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Sunrise walk brings light to mental health awareness in Korea
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Arrest warrant issued for subway arson suspect
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[PHOTO] Final vote rehearsal
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2 ex-Gyeonggi governors vie for presidency
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Coupang, other couriers to halt deliveries on Election Day
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Far-right group tied to gov’t-led after-school program sparks outrage
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PPP's Kim Moon-soo rallies voters
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Koreans to head to polls to elect new president Tuesday
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Military chief inspects readiness ahead of Election Day
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Bills target hate speech, fake news amid controversy over Lee Jae-myung's son
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Final vote rehearsal
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Military in talks with US over surveillance support as patrol planes grounded over crash
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Presidential term limits could shift depending on who wins election
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Nearly 30,000 police to be deployed across polling stations nationwide
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Presidential election roiled by alleged opinion rigging
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2 ex-Gyeonggi governors vie for presidency
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Lee Jae-myung, Kim Moon-soo in final sprint in Seoul on eve of Election Day
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Coupang, couriers to halt deliveries on Election Day
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TV graphics put fun into Korean election count
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TV graphics put fun into South Korean election count
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Lee Jae-myung, Kim Moon-soo set to face off in Seoul on eve of Election Day
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Head of election regulator urges citizens to vote in presidential election
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Doctor convicted in fentanyl overdose case sues hospital for partial liability
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Court holds arrest warrant hearing for subway arson suspect
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Iranian athletes arrested in Korea over alleged sexual assault
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Lee Jae-myung, Kim Moon-soo to converge on Seoul on eve of Election Day
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As South Korea heads to the polls, can Lee Jae-myung bring the country back from the brink?
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New president to take office without transition period
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[RESTAURANT OF THE WEEK] Don't forget about Fat Cat
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Authorities issue alert after fire breaks out on mountain in northeastern Seoul
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Authorities issue alert after fire breaks out on mountain in northeastern Seoul
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Candidates’ mudslinging tarnishes presidential campaigns
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Korea, Japan, Australia hold trilateral talks to discuss security, cooperation
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Woman arrested for voting twice, once using her husband's name, in early voting
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Police seek arrest warrant for arson suspect in subway fire
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RAS literature club bridges cultures by turning pages
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Lee pledges new bank to spearhead southeastern economic revival
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US Defense Secretary Hegseth emphasizes countering China as top security priority
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Election watchdog chief apologizes over errors
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Candidates’ mudslinging smears presidential campaigns
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Woman accused of double voting attends arrest warrant hearing
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Subway arsonist faces arrest, cites divorce dispute as motive
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Police look into infant death aboard flight to Incheon
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Seoul subway arson causes over $217,000 in damage: authorities
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Presidential rivals make final weekend push ahead of election
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Police seek arrest warrant for election worker accused of casting vote on husband's behalf
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