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The Korea Daily (미주중앙일보) is the largest Korean media outlet in the U.S

Kim Soo-hyun’s agency threatened Kim Sae-ron in two sets of legal papers, family’s attorney says

The family of late actor Kim Sae-ron has accused actor Kim Soo-hyun and his agency, Gold Medalist, of pressuring her with legal threats over unpaid debts and restricting her from contacting him, which they believe contributed to her distress before her death. They are now pursuing legal action against YouTuber Lee Jin-ho for defamation, as well as against Kim Soo-hyun and certain media outlets, alleging their involvement in a broader network of harmful reporting and legal pressure.

Army drone crash destroys $13.8 million helicopter, sparks military probe

The South Korean Army suspended UAV operations and launched an investigation after a Heron drone crashed into a parked Surion helicopter at an airfield in Yangju, Gyeonggi, igniting a fire that destroyed both aircraft but caused no casualties.

Acting president orders push to remove Korea from U.S. ‘sensitive country’ list

South Korea's Acting President Choi Sang-mok has launched a diplomatic push to remove the country from the U.S. "sensitive country" list before the designation takes effect on April 15, with Trade Minister Ahn Duk-geun set to negotiate in Washington. While rival political parties blame each other for the designation—citing nuclear policy rhetoric and diplomatic missteps—they have agreed to pass a National Assembly resolution urging the U.S. to revoke the classification.

G-Dragon’s ‘Good Day’ show under fire for featuring scandal-hit Kim Soo-hyun

The producers of G-Dragon's reality show Good Day apologized for featuring actor Kim Soo-hyun amid controversy over his alleged past relationship with the late actress Kim Sae-ron when she was a minor, pledging to edit him out of future episodes. Despite viewer backlash, they proceeded with filming on March 13 due to scheduling constraints but confirmed that Kim’s solo scenes would not be aired.

Korea mobilizes country’s entire police force as tensions rise ahead of Yoon impeachment verdict

The National Police Agency announced a full nationwide police mobilization and highest emergency readiness for the Constitutional Court’s impeachment ruling on President Yoon Suk Yeol, as Acting President Choi Sang-mok convened a public safety meeting to prepare for potential mass rallies

Kim Soo-hyun admits to dating Kim Sae-ron, denies she was a minor at the time

Actor Kim Soo-hyun denied allegations of dating late actor Kim Sae-ron as a minor, stating their relationship began in summer 2019 when she was an adult and lasted until fall 2020, with his agency, Gold Medalist, refuting the claims made by far-right YouTube channel Hoverlab.

North Korea lacks tech, infrastructure and supply chains to build nuclear submarines, say experts

North Korea recently revealed it was building a nuclear-powered submarine for the first time. However, military experts believe Pyongyang faces overwhelming technical challenges that make its nuclear submarine ambitions nearly impossible — even with Moscow’s help.

North Korean ship suspected of smuggling coal sinks after collision with Chinese vessel, dozens feared dead

A North Korean cargo ship suspected of smuggling coal in violation of UN sanctions sank in the Yellow Sea last month after colliding with a Chinese vessel, resulting in the deaths of around 15-20 North Korean crew members. Both North Korea and China have remained low-key about the incident, likely due to concerns over exposing their involvement in sanction violations.

Brands pull Kim Soo-hyun ads amid the late Kim Sae-ron allegations

Brands have started removing ads featuring Kim Soo-hyun from social media amid allegations about his past relationship with the late Kim Sae-ron, though some companies cite other reasons for the changes.

BTS Jimin Sets Record: ‘Who’ Becomes Longest-Charting K-Pop Solo Song on Billboard Hot 100

Jimin of BTS set a new record for the longest-charting K-pop solo song on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100, with his track Who (2024) surpassing Psy’s Gangnam Style by remaining on the chart for 32 weeks, currently at No. 41.

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