James Yoo (70 Posts)
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Armed Man Shot by Secret Service Near White House, Trump Safe An armed man was subdued by the Secret Service near the White House. Trump was not present, and the suspect was hospitalized. -
Elderly Couple Dies After Crash Into Traffic Signal, Authorities Investigate A tragic accident in Gimpo City claimed the lives of an elderly couple after their car crashed into a traffic signal pole. -
Convicted Dark Web Criminal Son Jung Woo Takes Legal Action Against Online Commenters Son Jung Woo, operator of the child exploitation site Welcome to Video, is suing critics for defamation after his imprisonment. -
Judge Rules in Favor of Driver with BAC of 0.039%, Citing Time Lapse and Alcohol Absorption A man was acquitted of drunk driving as the court found he may not have exceeded the legal BAC limit at the time of driving. -
Trump: Zelenskyy Must Act Quickly or Ukraine 'Will Cease to Exist' Trump criticizes Zelenskyy amid U.S.-Russia negotiations to end the Ukraine war, highlighting election issues and U.S. support disparities. -
Court Clears YouTuber Jeong of Charges Over Livestreaming President Yoon's Daily Commute YouTuber Jeong acquitted of traffic law violations while livestreaming President Yoon's commute, as court finds actions not criminal. -
South Korean National Intelligence Service Uncovers Multiple Security Issues in Chinese-Built AI Service South Korea's NIS warns of security risks in Chinese AI DeepSeek, citing data collection issues and inconsistent responses across languages. -
Rep. Green Takes Action Against Trump Over Gaza Controversy, Moves Toward Impeachment U.S. Rep. Al Green condemns Trump's Gaza plan, calling it ethnic cleansing and announces intentions to pursue impeachment proceedings. -
Yoon Reveals He Ordered Military to Assist Election Commission During Martial Law President Yoon Suk Yeol ordered military involvement with the Election Commission during martial law to inspect systems, not investigate. -
Prosecutors Alleged South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol Ordered Power and Water Cuts for Media Outlets—Details in Indictment South Korean President faces serious allegations of ordering power cuts to media outlets during a state of emergency, as indicted. -
Gone Too Soon: The Life and Loss of Gabriel Freitas, Weight Loss Sensation Gabriel Freitas, a Brazilian influencer known for his weight loss journey, tragically died at 37 after regaining weight. -
One in Five Adults Now Carry Genital Herpes: Shocking New Study Reveals Over 846 million globally are infected with genital herpes, with one new case every second. Urgent need for better treatments and awareness. -
Hot Cup Therapy to Relieve Ear Pain on Airplanes Gains Popularity Hot Cup Therapy offers a simple way to relieve ear pain from pressure changes during flights using a damp paper cup. -
Presidential Security Service Accompanies South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol into Detention Center for Protection President Yoon was escorted to a detention center, marking a historic first for a sitting president's security measures. -
Civil War Concerns? President Yoon’s Lawyers Speak Out on Arrest and Martial Law President Yoon's team claims overcoming turmoil will validate martial law; concerns about civil war and impeachment persist. -
Sperm Donation King American Man Becomes Father of His 100th Child Kyle Gordy, the famous sperm donor, is set to father his 100th child, aiming to help more families globally, including in South Korea. -
iPhone 17 Pro: A Sneak Peek at Its Game-Changing Camera! The iPhone 17 Pro will feature a revamped camera module, larger design, and a thinner iPhone 17 Air model, setting new standards. -
South Korea’s Constitutional Crisis: Arrest Warrant Issued for Sitting President Yoon Suk Yeol President Yoon Suk Yeol faces an unprecedented arrest warrant for rebellion, marking a historic legal action against a sitting president. -
South Korean President Yoon Under Fire with Arrest Warrant South Korea's joint investigation team has filed an arrest warrant against President Yoon Suk Yeol, drawing significant public attention. -
President Yoon Defies Corruption Investigation Office Summons, Attends Christmas Service at Residence South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol defies a corruption investigation summons, attending a Christmas service at his residence instead.
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