New reports show that National Intelligence Service agents inserted more than 20 million tweets into discussions running up to the 2012 presidential elections.

The "How are you doing?" movement, which began at Korea University, has swiftly spread across the country, drawing violent protest from conservatives.

Investigative report finds strong informal pressure against Korean mothers taking maternity leave, regardless of the law. Netizens despair.

South Korean government sources talk of senior defections with information about spies in the South, shadow banking networks, and planned attacks.

Seoul police find records that man compelled the girls to perform 3790 separate acts over a period of 16 months but did not imprison them.

Seoul fills with thousands of doctors and pharmacists protesting for-profit hospitals, liberalization of pharmacy market for big investment.

Church's "Baby Box" receives more than 200 infants a year, but government shows little desire to support young mothers or fund other options for desperate parents.

President, political leaders wary of the next move from North Korea. Netizens denounce the inhuman behavior by Kim Jong Un and wait for the collapse.