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An Byeong-hun triumphs after all-Korean playoff at Genesis Championship
Ticketing system error disrupts bus terminals across nation
Yoon's office reviews economic impact of Israel's attack on Iran, safety of S. Koreans in Middle East
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SM founder Lee Soo-man is back with A2O Entertainment
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U.N. chief: More nuclear accidents likely
World News
Apr 21, 2011
KIEV (AP) ― The world must prepare for more nuclear accidents on the scale of Chernobyl and Japan’s Fukushima Daiichi plant, the U.N. chief warned, saying that grim reality will demand sharp improvements in international cooperation.U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and others portrayed the growth of nuclear power plants as inevitable in an energy-hungry world as they spoke at a Kiev conference W
Apple earnings strong, couldn’t meet iPad demand
World Business
Apr 21, 2011
Pop star declared Haiti president
World News
Apr 21, 2011
PORT-AU-PRINCE (AP) ― Michel Martelly, a Haitian popular singer known by the stage name “Sweet Micky,” was officially declared the earthquake-devastated country’s next president, election officials said Wednesday.A spokesman for Haiti’s electoral commission, Pierre Thibault, said Martelly won the presidency with 67.57 percent of the vote, defeating rival candidate Mirlande Manigat.The announcement
France vows to step up airstrikes in Libya
World News
Apr 21, 2011
European officials portray assistance as effort to fill rebels’ military gapPARIS (AP) ― Europe has moved closer to doing what it said it wouldn’t do in Libya ― directly jump into the bid to overthrow leader Moammar Gadhafi.France said Wednesday it has already sent military officers to work with Libyan rebels on the ground, in addition to stepping up airstrikes. Italy and Britain have said they’re
SHINee wins French fans’ heart
Music
Apr 21, 2011
French fans gathered in Chungdam-dong on Wednesday to meet SHINee, the Korean five-member boyband.Fifty-four French fans showed up for the fan meeting, singing “Hello,” SHINee’s hit song, when SHINee entered the room. The fans cheered when SHINee said a live SM Town concert will be held in Paris in June.(Yonhap News)The French fans were members of Korea Connection, a group of French people who lov
2 Western photojournalists killed in Libya
World News
Apr 21, 2011
This undated photo provided by Getty Images shows Getty photographer Chris Hondros in Afghanistan. Hondros was critically injured while on assignment in Misrata, Libya, on Thursday, April 20, 2011. (AP-Yonhap News)MISRATA, Libya (AP) _ Two Western photojournalists, including an Oscar-nominated film director, were killed Wednesday in the besieged city of Misrata while covering battles between rebel
Bodies in streets after Nigeria election riots
World News
Apr 20, 2011
Michelle Obama’s plane was too close to cargo jet
World News
Apr 20, 2011
WASHINGTON (AFP) ― An official plane carrying U.S. First Lady Michelle Obama had to abort a landing at an air force base near Washington on Monday due to an air traffic controller’s error, U.S. media reported Tuesday.The aircraft carrying her was too close to a 200-ton military cargo jet and had to scrap its final approach to Andrews Air Force Base, a key hub for top U.S. government officials incl
Syria lifts hated law, but protesters unimpressed
World
Apr 20, 2011
Some 300 pro-Islamic demonstrators protest against Syria's President Bashar Assad for the violent crackdown of protests in the country, following traditional Friday prayers at historical Beyazit Mosque in Istanbul, Turkey, Friday April 15, 2011. (AP-Yonhap News)BEIRUT (AP) _ Syria did away with 50 years of emergency rule, but emboldened and defiant crowds accused President Bashar Assad of simply t
Blind man arrested after driving
Apr 20, 2011
An Italian man was reportedly arrested for pretending to be blind in order to receive disabilities benefits.Since 2003, the 67-year-old man allegedly to be sightless applied for governmental welfare for his ‘disabilities’ and had been receiving about $85,000 worth of support, according to ANSA, the Italian news agency.His swindle came to the end when his automobile was pulled over by police at a r
Australian teacher ties child to chair
Apr 20, 2011
(MCT)An Australian teacher who allegedly tied a 5-year-old boy to a chair with some skipping rope was arrested on Wednesday.The child, who misbehaved during the class, was initially punished by having his hands tied to the back. However, as the student consistently became disruptive, the teacher than again tied his body to a chair for five minutes.The accused was a part-time who was in charge of 1
Boy pretends to be his own parent, talks to teacher
World News
Apr 20, 2011
A 10-year-old boy in Liaoning province pretended to be his own parent in order to chat online with his teachers and the parents of his classmates.He kept up the ruse for nearly a year before his cover was blown.Registering as "Lulu's parent", the boy communicated with other parents and teachers in a group talking room on the instant messaging service set up by his teacher in a primary school in Da
Chinese student's last moments witnessed on webcam
World News
Apr 20, 2011
(MCT)TORONTO (AP) _ Canadian police said Tuesday they still don't know what caused the death of a student from Beijing who was last seen alive on a webcam by a friend who witnessed her struggling with a man before the camera was abruptly shut off.Police said the body of 23-year-old York University student Qian Liu was found Friday in her apartment in Toronto a few hours after her friend in China w
Asian markets slump after U.S. debt warning
World News
Apr 19, 2011
BANGKOK (AP) ― Asian markets tumbled Tuesday, a day after Standard & Poor’s warned that it might lower its rating on U.S. government debt.The announcement raised concerns about the world’s No. 1 economy and expectations of cuts in government spending. Benchmark crude for May delivery dropped 42 cents to $106.70 a barrel. On Monday, the contract settled at $107.12 on the New York Mercantile Exchang
Citi’s Q1 profit falls 32% on lower loans
World Business
Apr 19, 2011
NEW YORK (AP) ― Citigroup’s first-quarter income fell 32 percent on lower revenue from investment banking and a decline in consumer loans. The bank was able to set aside fewer reserves for losses as more borrowers were able to keep up with their debt payments.The New York bank said Monday that it earned $3 billion, or 10 cents per share, compared with $4.4 billion, or 15 cents a share in the first
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