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SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — Seoul stated that conditions are building to potentially resume dialogue between the United States and North Korea, following adjustments to joint military exercises.·SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — President Lee Jae Myung nominated First Vice Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il as finance minister following public backlash over tax and housing policies.·SEOUL 서울 — Gen Z redefines urban activism through digital art installations·TOKYO 東京 — Underground music scene breaks into mainstream consciousness·BANGKOK กรุงเทพ — Youth-led climate initiative gains regional momentum·SEOUL 서울 — K-indie artists bypass labels with direct-to-fan platforms·JAKARTA — Street fashion collective launches sustainable textile movement·TAIPEI 台北 — Young filmmakers win Busan International Film Festival·MANILA — Tech founders under 25 raise $50M for education startups·SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — Seoul stated that conditions are building to potentially resume dialogue between the United States and North Korea, following adjustments to joint military exercises.·SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA — President Lee Jae Myung nominated First Vice Finance Minister Lee Hyoung-il as finance minister following public backlash over tax and housing policies.·SEOUL 서울 — Gen Z redefines urban activism through digital art installations·TOKYO 東京 — Underground music scene breaks into mainstream consciousness·BANGKOK กรุงเทพ — Youth-led climate initiative gains regional momentum·SEOUL 서울 — K-indie artists bypass labels with direct-to-fan platforms·JAKARTA — Street fashion collective launches sustainable textile movement·TAIPEI 台北 — Young filmmakers win Busan International Film Festival·MANILA — Tech founders under 25 raise $50M for education startups·
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[Explained] What is Cancer?

Once mobile, these cells can slip into the bloodstream or the lymphatic system and travel anywhere in the body, the way a seed catches the wind and lands somewhere entirely new.

September 21, 2026·By ERIC PARK
[Explained] What is Cancer?

College Tennis Was a Consolation Prize. Now It's the Road to Center Court.

The rise of college players on tour has dismantled a false choice between athletic ambition and academic security. For the juniors watching, college is no longer where tennis dreams go to settle. It is where they go to launch.

September 12, 2026·By ERIC KIM
College Tennis Was a Consolation Prize. Now It's the Road to Center Court.

Why We Built This Section

I refuse to accept a paradigm where the public carries the moral and financial weight of a crisis engineered by a tiny fraction of global corporations.

September 3, 2026·By ROY SIWOO HYUN
Why We Built This Section

The "Zero" Illusion: What Science Says About Your Favorite Zero-Sugar Sodas

"Rather than relying blindly on the word 'zero' on a label, wise consumers should inspect the nutrition facts and ingredient lists to suit their personal needs. For true health, water or tea remains the best choice, but enjoying zero drinks in moderation within a balanced lifestyle is perfectly safe."

August 26, 2026·By JINHOO LEE
The "Zero" Illusion: What Science Says About Your Favorite Zero-Sugar Sodas

[Explained] The "Chad" Trap: How Boys are Being Harmed Today

Real self-worth and healthy relationships are built on empathy, mutual respect, and emotional maturity, qualities that no algorithm or physical intervention can ever engineer.

August 14, 2026·By CHAE-HYUN KIM
[Explained] The "Chad" Trap: How Boys are Being Harmed Today

Why Young Women Are Getting Sick After a Visit to the Clinic in Korea

Such lenient prescribing is exactly what regulators have been trying to crack down on. But not every doctor agrees that harsher regulation is the right response.

August 7, 2026·By JINHOO LEE
Why Young Women Are Getting Sick After a Visit to the Clinic in Korea

The Viral Snack Loophole: Why Teens Keep Eating What Regulators Have Flagged

Until manufacturers, importers, and regulators pay closer attention to the snacks available to students across stores, the burden of catching what slips through will keep falling on thirteen-year-olds who just wanted a snack that tasted good.

July 29, 2026·By SIA RYU
The Viral Snack Loophole: Why Teens Keep Eating What Regulators Have Flagged

[Explained] The $45 Water Bottle and the Age of Performative Consumption

When life is broadcast continuously, the things you carry are no longer just tools. They're your wardrobe.

July 25, 2026·By CHAE-HYUN KIM
[Explained] The $45 Water Bottle and the Age of Performative Consumption
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