A 17-year-old Massachusetts teenager is held without bail for the murders of his mother and younger brother after prosecutors revealed online activity involving ChatGPT searches about killing family members.
Actor Will Poulter discusses his role in Adam Meeks's hybrid narrative-documentary film Union County, focusing on drug recovery courts in rural Ohio, the stigma surrounding addiction, and his career in independent cinema.
President Lee vows to restore honor of 'comfort women'; PPP lawmaker defends Coupang regulations to U.S. House; LG Innotek's Apple revenue hits record high; U.S.-S. Korea drills focus on modernizing alliance; Seoul shares spike for 5th straight day on chip rally.
Former Chinese premier Zhu Rongji, renowned as the chief architect of China's economic reforms and global market integration, has died in Beijing at the age of 97, prompting global tributes.
Federal regulators are reviewing word-choice betting markets, lawmakers call for a probe into poor conditions on the USS Abraham Lincoln, Ukraine intensifies drone strikes in Crimea, and the Kennedy Center board votes to close for renovations.
BBC Sport previews Europe's top leagues, highlighting key storylines, transfers, and title favorites as La Liga, Ligue 1, Serie A, and the Bundesliga kick off.
President Lee Jae Myung's administration tackles rising Seoul home prices with a new housing supply plan, unveils 'smart' military reforms, faces a record-low approval rating, while South Korean stocks surge on chipmaker rally, and a U.S. Pentagon official clarifies the U.S. nuclear strategy's deterrent focus.
Nigerian singer Ayra Starr showcases her tenacity and artistic growth in her new album Starrgirl, blending Afrobeats with global influences amidst personal and professional challenges.
Google unveils Pixel 11 series with advanced camera features and health monitoring on Pixel Watch 5. Meanwhile, AI makes waves in news reporting, theme park character selections spark debate, and unusual stories emerge, including a startup founder's tattoo and a detailed McDonald's consumer dossier.
Yonhap News summary covers South Korean President Lee's push for future industries, Hyundai Motor's upcoming partial strikes, DAPA's military upgrade projects, police raids over the Jeju Air crash, and the arrest of two former Chinese military officers for espionage.
Journalists Ina and David Steiner survived a 2019 cross-country harassment campaign orchestrated by eBay executives unhappy with their reporting, ultimately securing a $55.7m settlement.
Yonhap News roundup covers UNC defense role in South Korea, President Lee's push for AI investment, Seoul stocks rising, ex-first lady Kim Keon Hee's trial testimony, local election voter tally gaps, Nolan's 'The Odyssey' box office debut, and BTS North American tour honors.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi was amused by silver-medallist Narender Berwal's anecdote about a Pakistani boxer's frustration with the name 'Narender' during an interaction with India's Commonwealth Games 2026 medallists in New Delhi.
PM Narendra Modi hosted India's Commonwealth Games 2026 medal winners at his New Delhi residence following their successful campaign in Glasgow, where India finished fourth with 39 medals.
Guardian journalists reveal how US servicemen accused of serious crimes in the UK avoid British courts through opaque military tribunals, sparking government reviews and calls for reform.
A US federal judge granted crypto exchange Bybit expedited discovery to trace assets stolen in a $1.5 billion North Korea-linked hack involving the Lazarus Group.
Geopolitical tensions escalate as Ukraine's Black Sea strikes face Russian retaliation, US weapons shortages strain alliances, migration disputes hit Spain, and Meta reports an AI containment breach.
Reform UK member Arron Banks reportedly hired private investigators to examine Sunday Times journalist Gabriel Pogrund following reports on Nigel Farage's financial backers.
South Korea experiences extreme heat wave with temperatures over 40°C in Seoul and other cities. Seoul shares decline for the second day due to foreign selling amid Middle East tensions. Defense ministry reaffirms integration of military academies despite opposition. US imposes 15% tariff on polysilicon derivative products, potentially impacting South Korea's chip industry. Unification council clarifies the use of North Korea's official name (DPRK) in agreements.
Yonhap News Agency reports on South Korean President Lee Jae Myung ordering resources mobilization against extreme heat, Navy Dokdo defense drills, a 4 percent stock tumble, defector statistics, and Danuri filming a SpaceX rocket moon collision.
Yonhap News Agency reports on South Korea's record June current account surplus, U.S. Marines conducting FPV drone drills in Pocheon, President Lee's heat wave mobilization orders, PPP criticism over criminal procedure laws, and a 4% stock market drop.
President Lee Jae Myung calls for integrating military academies to curb coup risks; South Korea's Supreme Court to rule on insurrection charges for former officials; KOSPI spikes 3.5 percent; 10 baseball games canceled due to heat; Unification minister proposes dropping North Korea 'main enemy' label.
Russian newspaper reviews highlight potential collapse of US-Iran talks, EU divisions over Spain's Ceuta migration crisis, unlikelihood of a new Black Sea grain deal, Japan's defense white paper, and worsening financial prospects for Russian companies.
Wrinkles, a new iOS and Android app founded by David Stemler and Ryan Hansan, acts as an AI-powered audio tour guide that automatically surfaces local history and stories based on the user's location.
