Senate passes defense bill limiting USFK troop cuts
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President seeks to move presidential office back to Cheong Wa Dae this year
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Special counsel again extends probe into ex-President Yoon by 30 days
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Lee visits fire-damaged state data center
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Rescued lab beagles to find new homes at adoption event in Seoul
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Repatriation of Korean student's body delayed after torture death
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Unification Church leader indicted for alleged bribery linked to ex-first lady
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Korea eases rules to let older city homes join guesthouse market as tourism surges
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Special counsel seeks to question ex-President Yoon next week in Marine death probe
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No. of people taking Korean language proficiency test hits record high as interest surges
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Ex-President Yoon absent from 2nd hearing of new martial law trial
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Finance minister stresses policy implementation in meeting with key agency chiefs
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Recovery tops 30% after state data center fire
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Special counsel expected to indict Unification Church leader over bribery allegations
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Korean college student kidnapped and killed in Cambodia after alleged torture
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Arrest warrant sought for ex-justice minister over alleged martial law involvement
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4 of 10 Korean athletes end up jobless after retiring in their 20s
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Far-right groups hold protests across Seoul over Chuseok holiday
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7 nationals from China, Taiwan caught filming Korean military sites this year
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‘Hangover’ aims to elevate 'K-small theater' to global stages with English performance
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Recovery reaches 27.2% after state data center fire
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Highways jammed as people return home after Chuseok holiday
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Cigarette smoking rate among men in 30s dips nearly 20% in 9 years
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Gained weight over the holidays? Experts warn against extreme dieting
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Don’t binge-watch dramas lying down this holiday, experts warn
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Koreans' per capita instant noodle consumption ranks 2nd after Vietnam
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Number of Chinese visitors to Korea jumps 16.4% in September
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7 foreigners caught illegally filming military facilities this year: data
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8 Chinese arrested for attempting illegal entry into Korea
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Japanese man caught for sexually assaulting ex-girlfriend in Seoul
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25.5% of online gov't services restored after data center fire
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3.1 magnitude earthquake strikes central county of Okcheon
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Sugar tax on cola? Debate heats up in Korea over introducing a levy on excessive sugar use
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‘Don't wake me up’… Is it okay to catch up on lost sleep over the holidays?
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Highways partially congested on Chuseok holiday
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Stalking crimes increase in past 3 years after 2021 enactment of anti-stalking law
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Dongdaemun Market's ever-evolving nature
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Parties clash over Lee's appearance on TV cooking show
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163 online gov't services restored after data center fire
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Lee reaffirms pledge to improve people's livelihoods
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Korean hiker dies in Himalayas in Nepal: reports
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Gov't raises mandatory hiring rate for people with disabilities to up to 4%
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Traffic heavy on highways nationwide day after Chuseok
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President Lee promotes K-food on primetime TV
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8 Chinese caught trying to enter S. Korea illegally by boat: Coast Guard
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Don't say 'My mom's not like that': How to avoid family conflict during Korea’s Chuseok holiday
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What went wrong with Hangang Bus?
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No thanksgiving food offered to ex-first couple in jail
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Food poisoning cases surpass 2024 total in just 8 months amid extreme heat wave
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Lee faces backlash over variety show appearance amid national network outage
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Why Korean families are taking their pets everywhere, even on overseas vacations
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Foreign currency smuggling cases jump over tenfold over 4 years: data
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Korea's cybersecurity watchdog facing workforce shortage: lawmaker
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KEPCO, KHNP to spend combined $26.1 million in lawsuits over dispute: lawmaker
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Hacking attempts against Constitutional Court on rise since 2017: lawmaker
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Highways nationwide congested amid extended Chuseok holiday
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Foreign currency smuggling cases jump over tenfold in 4 years: data
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US Koreans say dual nationality pledge overlooks birthright, tax hurdles
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Rain or shine, Seoul Drag Parade glitters in gold
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Court orders release of ex-KCC chief following legality review
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Lee says issue of separated families 'top priority'
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Lee vows to improve people's livelihoods in Chuseok holiday greetings
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Muse makes Korea wait a decade, then delivers a spectacle
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Unionized workers at 14 airports suspend strike; Incheon airport walkout continues
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Korean overseas troops continue to serve for peace as UNC marks 75th anniversary
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Adoptees, birth families, officials demand justice as Korea confronts abuses
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Chuseok traditions shift as MZ Generation embraces digital connections, overseas travel
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Highways nationwide clog as Chuseok exodus begins
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Lee meets Korean War refugees on first day of Chuseok holiday
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Official handling gov't service outage falls to death
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