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SINGAPORE ― With U.S. President Barack Obama belatedly ordering air strikes and humanitarian airdrops of food and relief supplies to refugees in northern …

To many, President Barack Obama’s authorization of airstrikes in Iraq ― and their commencement a few hours ago ― appears to be a major shift in U.S. …

The appointment of Johnny Yune, a former Korean-American comedian and actor, to the post of the Korea Tourism Organization’s auditor general last week casts …

The Lotte World Tower & Lotte World Mall, comprising what is to be the tallest building on the Korean Peninsula at the height of 555 meters and three …

I always felt like a little bit of an imposter in college. It wasn’t that I was straight and a significant percentage of the Bryn Mawr population loved both …

On Aug. 8, 1974, President Richard Nixon went on national TV to announce his resignation effective at noon Aug. 9. No president had ever been forced from the …

For the citizens of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras, the crisis prompted by the surge of children from Latin America coming across the U.S. border is not …

The Seoul Metropolitan Government has unveiled a set of toughened anticorruption rules for its employees. The new ethics code deserves praise since it sets an …

Last week witnessed two major developments regarding international efforts to press Japan to resolve the issue of its wartime sexual enslavement of women …

WASHINGTON ― President Barack Obama touted this week’s U.S.-Africa Leaders Summit as “an extraordinary event.” That may sound like hype, but the …