NIS investigating current National Assembly Member Lee Seok-ki for planning to gather weapons and attack local infrastructure in case of an invasion.

Elderly women are increasingly targeting male hikers on Seoul mountain trails for prostitution. Netizens pity the women and wish there were other jobs for them.

Professors at the prestigious university accused the policy of prioritizing "Americanization" over globalization and making it harder for students to learn.

Netizens applaud President Park for agreement that requires North Korea to promise stability for the complex, but express doubt that the North will keep its word.

After comments surface on Korean web portal insulting a former comfort woman, her family decides to sue and netizens wonder who could write such hateful words.

Koreans angry as their Prime Minister announces plan to "punish rumor-mongering" rather than investigate fears about contaminated food and water from Japan.

As the major education companies in Korea create more content aimed at very young children, Koreans criticize the endless race to gain an educational advantage.

Netizens, Korean politicians condemn reports that the Japanese prime minister's administration supports using the "Rising Sun" flag, a symbol of Imperial Japan.

After Forbes published a list of the highest paid female athletes featuring Yuna, netizens celebrated her charitable giving and wished she was paid more.

Korean women vent their personal stories of frustration with boyfriends who fail to make every date like the first date, netizens express scorn and support.

The man, whose organization is devoted to defending Korean men against feminist oppression, published an online suicide note before leaping to his death.

A group funeral was held on the grounds of the students' school, where politicians and parents expressed their guilt for failing to protect the children.

After a high school student in Jeolla Province bullied a classmate by urinating on his face, netizens called it further evidence of the region's brutality.

On the 30th Anniversary of the historic program "Reuniting Separated Families", KoreaBANG has photos showing the heartbreak of that summer in 1983.

Contrary to the image of a Chinese-accented Yanbian Korean trying to to trick South Koreans, new scammers are fooling targets by speaking in a fluent Seoul accent.

After a recent report claimed South Korea is the most corrupt developed nation in Asia, netizens accused their politicians of ruining the national reputation.

Seoul politicians push for teaching the Chinese characters that make up most Korean words, parents and hangul advocacy groups call it an unnecessary burden