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From Hormuz to Nuclear Talks:
Can President Lee Jae-myung’s High-Stakes UN Gamble Actually Work?
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Book Review | 'A Beautiful Encounter with Pu-erh Tea and Yixing Teapots'
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The Secret to Securing Tomorrow’s Tech?
Why Five Eurasian Powers Just Locked Arms with Seoul
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World
Tragic Farewell to a Free Spirit:
Ven. Myeongjin, Buddhism’s 'Voice of Conscience,' Passes Away in Freediving Accident off Jeju Coast
World
Trump Eyes Autumn Summit with Kim Jong Un
In Bid for Foreign Policy Breakthrough amid Middle East Strains
World
Trump Orders Sharp Cut to US-South Korea Military Drills
Amid Middle East Strains and N.K. Diplomacy
Diplomacy
S. Korean President Lee Proposes Indonesian President Prabowo to Broker Inter-Korean Dialogue
Indonesian Leader Ready to Fulfill Peacemaker Role in North Korea
Diplomacy
US Envoy Michelle Steel Arrives in Seoul Amid Dueling Protests:
Conservatives Cheer Historic Homecoming While Labor Activists Roar Over Coupang
Diplomacy
Ferrari Says Polarized Response to Luce Electric Vehicle Was Expected
Ferrari’s marketing chief said the company was prepared for divided views of the Luce, while its chief executive cited strong initial interest in the battery-electric model.
Politics
The 1,000-Inquiry Milestone:
Why Rep. Cho Kyoung-tae Left Rivals Far Behind in Legislative Research
Politics
Parliamentary Steering Committee Passes Resolution Urging Expulsion of Lawmaker Lee Jin-sook
Over Controversial May 18 Forum
Business
Jingye Seeks UK Compensation After British Steel Nationalisation
The former Chinese owner says it has begun negotiations under bilateral investment agreements, while the UK says an independent assessment will determine whether compensation is due.
Business
Trump Media to Sell Real-Time Truth Social Feed to Wall Street
The paid service, scheduled to launch Aug. 1, will provide licensed instant access to posts from leading Truth Social accounts, including a platform where President Donald Trump frequently makes official announcements.
Business
COTS to Hold Free Back-to-School Supply Event in Burlington
The nonprofit’s fifth annual Back to School Bonanza is scheduled for Aug. 1 for Vermont students in kindergarten through grade 12 who need support.
Tech
Coding's New King: How Kimi K3 Just Dethroned Claude, GPT
Mastermind Behind Disruptor: Who is Yang Zhilin?
Tech
Current AI Expands Public-Interest AI Push With Language and Data-Control Projects
The nonprofit says it has $400 million in committed funding and is backing open-source tools designed for communities underserved by predominantly English-language AI systems.
Tech
Coca-Cola Halts U.S. Fairlife Production After Ransomware Attack
The company said ransomware affected Fairlife production systems in the United States, while Canadian operations remain unaffected.
Tech
Apple Rally Signals Investor Shift From AI Spending to Cash Flow
Apple shares reached a record after a sharp rebound from June lows as investors reassessed the risks of heavy AI infrastructure spending elsewhere in technology.
Science
Coffee Compounds Activate Stress-Response Receptor in Laboratory Models
Texas A&M researchers report that polyphenolic coffee compounds, including caffeic acid, acted on the NR4A1 receptor in cell-based models, though the findings do not establish disease prevention in people.
Science
Study Identifies Claudin-4 as Entry Point for B. fragilis Toxin in Colon Cells
The findings, published in Nature, show that a toxin linked to colon inflammation and tumor formation first attaches to claudin-4 before cutting a key protective protein.
Science
Gus T. rex Auction Rekindles Debate Over Access to Major Fossils
The South Dakota specimen, which Sotheby’s says bears healed injuries including a skull bite mark, is expected to be auctioned in New York with an estimate of up to $30 million.
Science
Georgetown study links intensive practice to brain rewiring and improved multitasking
Researchers say repeated training shifted a learned task away from the prefrontal cortex, a change they argue may help explain how some skills become automatic enough to run alongside other mental work.
Health
[Centenarian Health] Supplements Trap: 3 Reasons Why Your Pills Aren't Working
Stop Wasting Money: It’s Time to Fix Your Gut, Habits First
Culture
Book Review | "What We Didn't Know About Japan"
Beyond the Guidebooks: A 47-Prefecture Odyssey into Japan’s Hidden Psyche
Culture
[A Spoonful of Philosophy]
Why Did Aristotle Consider 'Excellence (Aretē)' the Condition for Happiness?
Travel
SEOUL'S AUTUMN SKY TO IGNITE TONIGHT:
INSIDERS REVEAL SECRET VANTAGE POINTS AWAY FROM THE CHAOS
Travel
🚀 The Ultimate 3-Night, 5-Day Cambodia Blitz
How to Conquer Angkor Wat and Beyond Without Wasting a Second
Sports
Heartbreak and Glory: Argentina Stuns England with Late World Cup Semi-Final Magic
Stunning 7-Min. Turnaround Shatters Three Lions’ Dreams as La Albiceleste Book Their Ticket to 2026 Showpiece