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Trump faces new Republican resistance in Congress as midterm pressures build

Donald Trump is facing widening opposition ‌within his own party as Republican lawmakers in Congress, long reluctant to defy him, are showing a greater willingness to break ranks with the US president. Just over the past week, multiple factions of Republicans in the Senate and House of Representatives have stepped forward to rebuke his war against Iran, reject $1 billion in funding tied to his White House ballroom, force a retreat ‌on his $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund and block his legi

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Website tracking Jensen Huang’s Korea itinerary draws over 70,000 visits

A website compiling Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s projected itinerary in Korea and related Korean stock movements has drawn more than 70,000 visitors, showing how closely investors are watching his visit for clues on Nvidia’s next partnerships in the country’s AI supply chain. The site, titled “Jensen Huang’s Footprints” in Korean, was created by an individual developer using the nickname Jun, according to local media reports. As of late Thursday afternoon, its cumulative visitor count had topped 70

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SK, Nvidia chiefs meet again as AI memory race intensifies

SK Group Chairman Chey Tae-won met Nvidia Chief Executive Officer Jensen Huang in Taipei, Taiwan on Monday for talks on artificial intelligence memory cooperation, as high bandwidth memory becomes increasingly central to the global AI supply chain. SK hynix, the chipmaking arm of SK Group, posted photos of the meeting on its official social media account, showing Chey and Huang with senior executives from both companies, including SK hynix CEO Kwak Noh-jung. The meeting took place on the sidelin

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Opposition slams president for showing stamped ballot paper to public

The main opposition People Power Party is keeping the pressure on President Lee Jae Myung and the ruling bloc, slamming the president for showing his marked ballot paper in public. The main opposition party claimed that Lee had intentionally “waved” the marked ballot in front of the media when he appeared at a polling station Friday during the early voting period to cast his vote with his wife, Kim Hea Kyung. People Power Party chair Jang Dong-hyeok said at a press conference that Lee was engagi

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Party support may not translate into votes, polls suggest

Local elections in South Korea have traditionally seen voters cast their ballots largely along party lines. This year, however, several contested regions are showing signs that voters may split their ballots — supporting one party in a major race while backing independent candidates or those from another party simultaneously. One of the clearest examples is North Jeolla Province, traditionally considered a Democratic Party of Korea stronghold. A Korea Society Opinion Institute poll conducted May

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How did K-pop collect 11 titles at AMAs?

K-pop artists and related acts claimed a combined 11 trophies at the American Music Awards in Las Vegas on Monday, one of its strongest showings yet at a major US awards ceremony. The night was led by BTS, which won all three categories in which it was nominated, including the top honor artist of the year, best male K-pop artist and song of the summer with "Swim," from the group's fifth studio album Arirang. Katseye, the global girl group formed by Hybe and Geffen Records, also won all three cat

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[ANN] In Nepal, yak cheese is in crisis as Himalayan herding declines

DOLAKHA, Nepal (Kathmandu Post/ANN) -- A photograph posted by Prime Minister Balendra Shah on Saturday, showing him tasting yak cheese produced by the state-owned Dairy Development Corporation, set social media abuzz and rekindled public interest in one of Nepal's oldest commercial dairy products. But beneath the renewed attention lies a deepening crisis in an industry that once represented the pride of Nepal's Himalayan economy. Commercial cheese production stands as Nepal's very first industri

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K-pop claims 11 AMAs wins

K-pop made one of its strongest showings yet at the 52nd American Music Awards this year, taking home 11 awards across the ceremony and winning in every category that had nominated K-pop acts or K-pop-related content. The AMAs, held Monday at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, saw K-pop artists and projects dominate several major categories — including artist of the year, song of the year, new artist of the year and best music video — highlighting the genre’s expanding influence in the global

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K-pop artists to look out for at 2026 American Music Awards

K-pop artists are set to make a major showing at the 52nd American Music Awards, with acts ranging from BTS to Katseye earning nominations across some of the ceremony’s biggest categories. According to the nominations announced on May 14, BTS secured three nominations, including one considered as the ceremony’s top honor — artist of the year — as well as best male K-pop artist and song of the summer, with “Swim,” the lead track from its fifth LP “Arirang” earning a nod in the latter category. It

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Trump faces new Republican resistance in Congress as midterm pressures build

Website tracking Jensen Huang’s Korea itinerary draws over 70,000 visits

SK, Nvidia chiefs meet again as AI memory race intensifies

Opposition slams president for showing stamped ballot paper to public

Party support may not translate into votes, polls suggest

How did K-pop collect 11 titles at AMAs?

[ANN] In Nepal, yak cheese is in crisis as Himalayan herding declines

K-pop claims 11 AMAs wins

K-pop artists to look out for at 2026 American Music Awards