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Actor Yoo Ah-in under police probe for illegal propofol use
Nat'l Assembly to submit impeachment motion to Constitutional Court
Seoul shares open lower on US losses
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[Editorial] Dispute on start of old age
[Wang Son-taek] Trust necessary for stronger extended deterrence
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11-year-old boy dies from alleged abuse by father, stepmother
YG's next big thing: Baby Monster members unveiled
Shinhan reclaims top financial group crown after three years
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DiCaprio, Depp top list of best-paid actors
World News
Aug 2, 2011
[David Ignatius] Getting ready for the next time
Viewpoints
Aug 2, 2011
WASHINGTON ― So next time the Norwegians will arm more of their police. And next time, authorities will investigate the ranting manifestos of any anti-Muslim extremist who claims to lead a revival of the medieval Knights Templar. But the July 22 attack in Oslo by Anders Behring Breivik teaches some broader lessons too: There are homicidal cults all over the world ― some in Muslim countries and s...
[Amity Shlaes] Republicans should ‘pull a Newt’ for deficit cuts
Viewpoints
Aug 2, 2011
Thank goodness for Mitch McConnell. Thank goodness Republicans in Congress didn’t “pull a Newt.” Welcome, Clinton Era II. That’s the conventional wisdom about the budget deal reached July 31. Commentators are emphasizing the statesmanship of the Senate minority leader. Without the Kentucky senator’s diplomacy, the radicals in the Grand Old Party might have played too rough and shut down the gove...
[Editorial] A disturbing comedy
Editorial
Aug 2, 2011
The three Japanese Diet members who were turned back from Gimpo Airport nine hours after arriving in Korea Monday morning may still feel their airport-to-airport trip was politically rewarding. But they will be only remembered here for having performed a comedy, a very disturbing one at that, disappointing many who wanted growth of friendship and trust between the two neighboring countries. Ther...
[Editorial] Jeju naval project
Editorial
Aug 2, 2011
As the Navy is about to resume the work to build a major naval base on the southern coast of Jeju Island near Seogwipo Port, tension rises between the authorities and residents. In the four years since the project took shape, the resentment of residents and the patience of government authorities have both reached their limits, and a win-win settlement is not in sight. Various factors have compou...
[Kim Seong-kon] What should we do with the Web?
Viewpoints
Aug 2, 2011
The other day when I tried to open my online bank account, I found I could not access my account for some reason. So I called the customer service hotline, and was promptly routed to the bank’s computer security office after explaining my problem. The computer security officer then entered my computer remotely and used his mouse to browse through my files freely, manipulating the whole system fro...
[Andrew Gumbel] U.S. experiences and seeds of terror in Norway
Viewpoints
Aug 2, 2011
America’s violent far right would have no difficulty recognizing the tell-tale signatures of the killing spree in Norway ― and not just because they would see the confessed perpetrator, Anders Behring Breivik, as an ideological soul mate who, like their own heroes, thought he could trigger a white-supremacist revolution with bombs and bullets. Breivik appears to have been more than simply inspir...
[Simon Johnson] Low bank capital is next U.S. fiscal crisis
Viewpoints
Aug 2, 2011
The summer debate that has dominated Washington seems straightforward. Under what conditions should the U.S. government be allowed to borrow more money? The numbers that have been bandied about focus on reducing the cumulative deficit projection over the next 10 years, as measured by the Congressional Budget Office. But there is a serious drawback to this measure because it ignores what will pro...
Israel P.M. ready to discuss border ‘package’: official
World News
Aug 2, 2011
EU to put additional sanctions on Syria
World News
Aug 2, 2011
EU, Washington condemn deadly crackdown during the month of Ramadan BRUSSELS (AP) ― The European Union expanded its sanctions against Syria on Monday, imposing asset freezes and travel bans against five more military and government officials. The EU decision brings the number of individuals targeted by the EU to 35, including President Bashar Assad. Four government entities are also on the list...
Cuba vows to change migratory restrictions
World News
Aug 2, 2011
HAVANA (AP) ― Cuba is working to overhaul migratory rules that were enacted decades ago out of necessity but have become anachronistic today, President Raul Castro told lawmakers and the nation Monday at the close of the island’s parliament. The session was closely watched for new details of economic reforms that the government has promised will revive the stalled economy with a dose of private ...
Fears of far-right rise in Greece
World News
Aug 2, 2011
ATHENS (AP) ― They descended by the hundreds ― black-shirted, bat-wielding youths chasing down dark-skinned immigrants through the streets of Athens and beating them senseless in an unprecedented show of force by Greece’s far-right extremists. In Greece, alarm is rising that the twin crises of financial meltdown and soaring illegal immigration are creating the conditions for a right-wing rise ― ...
Enjoy and learn: shows offer more than fun
Theater
Aug 2, 2011
Performances in Seoul based on classics target vacationing kids and teens Musicals and plays can do more than just entertain when they target a special audience like children and teenagers. Here are four educational shows that both parents and kids would enjoy dedicating a day of their summer vacation to. Musical “Frogs,” which opens this week at Ewha 100th Memorial Hall in Jeong-dong, central ...
Internet archivist seeks every book written
Books
Aug 2, 2011
RICHMOND (AP) ― Tucked away in a small warehouse on a dead-end street, an Internet pioneer is building a bunker to protect an endangered species: the printed word. Brewster Kahle, 50, founded the nonprofit Internet Archive in 1996 to save a copy of every Web page ever posted. Now the MIT-trained computer scientist and entrepreneur is expanding his effort to safeguard and share knowledge by tryin...
Lopez talks about split from Marc Anthony
People
Aug 2, 2011
NEW YORK (AP) ― Jennifer Lopez tells Vanity Fair magazine that she still believes in love despite her split from her husband of seven years, Marc Anthony. The singer and actress gave the publication her first interview since announcing her divorce earlier this month. Lopez says she is an “eternal optimist” and describes love as her “biggest dream.” The 42-year-old, who has had a string of high...
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