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Police book three, probe dozens more over election fake news allegations
Police said they booked three people over false ballot shortage rumors and are investigating 67 online accounts tied to election misinformation, alongside separate fake news cases involving North Korea oil claims and Gwangju.
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Special counsel accuses spy agency of cooperating in Yoon's martial law bid
Special counsel team said it has recently detected signs that the NIS prepared a list of hundreds of individuals labeled "security threats" at the time of deposed President Yoon Suk Yeol's martial law declaration on Dec. 3, 2024.
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High school baseball team visits Gwangju opponent to apologize for 'Let's go to Starbucks' chant
The remarks appeared to reference Starbucks Korea's controversial "Tank Day" promotion, which faced intense backlash for reportedly ridiculing the May 18 Gwangju Democratic Uprising.
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Free sanitary pads program rolls out to public restrooms
Korea launches a 12-area pilot to stock free sanitary pads in public facilities, testing demand, access and safeguards before a possible nationwide expansion next year.