Two university students from Seoul were caught writing "I hate you" on a column at the National Assembly building. They said they were doing a school assignment.

In a seminar in Washington, D.C., former prime minister appointee Moon Chang-geuk states South Korea should acquire nuclear weapons technology to protect itself.

Pregnant women, including much-needed nurses, face discrimination at work despite the Korean government's promotion of childbirth.

A man beat a burglar into a vegetative state, and now is imprisoned on assault charges. Many wonder how this is fair, and why it wasn't ruled self-defense.

Officials discover a defect in the 1 trillion won state-of-the-art Korean Aegis warship "Sejong the Great," making it easier for enemies to torpedo the warship.

4 nurses at the National Medical Center quit after treating a potential Ebola patient. Was this for fear of catching Ebola, or due to psychological issues?

Netizens react to French daily Le Monde's article criticizing recent suppressions of the freedom of press and speech in South Korea.

Pop artist Lee Byung-ha was arrested for disseminating flyers with the image of President Park and the words "Mad Government" from the rooftop of a store.