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The Korea Daily Digital Team operates the largest Korean-language news platform in the United States, with a core staff of 10 digital journalists and a network of contributing authors based in both Korea and the U.S. The team delivers breaking news, in-depth reporting, and community-focused coverage for readers nationwide.

Trump Shifts Fraud Fight to California, Accuses Newsom of Deep Corruption

Trump fraud investigation claims expand to California as Trump targets Gov. Gavin Newsom following Gov. Tim Walz’s reelection withdrawal.

Faith-Based Animated Film “David” Surges to No. 2 at Box Office

The David animated film opened No. 2 in North America with $22 million, drawing attention for its box office performance and conservative influencer promotion.

Gap between domestic, international receptions to K-content continues to widen

Several Korean TV dramas and variety shows are drawing modest ratings at home while achieving major success overseas, underscoring a widening gap between domestic and international reception of K-content.

Kim Jong-un’s relationship with daughter under scrutiny after New Year’s cheek kiss

Footage of Kim Jong-un and his daughter Kim Ju-ae at a New Year’s event has drawn scrutiny from a Japan-based outlet, which described their public displays of closeness as unusual.

BTS to release world tour schedule on Jan. 14, new album to carry 14 tracks

BTS will reveal its long-awaited world tour schedule on Jan. 14 alongside a new 14-track full-length album, marking the group’s first major comeback since completing military service.

Returning a Rental Car? Do It Yourself—or Risk Losing It

A Korean American family lost their rental car at a Las Vegas airport after a scammer posed as an employee during return. The case highlights rising impersonation thefts and the need for travelers to return vehicles themselves and obtain confirmation.

North Korean leader seems to reference Venezuela a day after ‘hypersonic’ missile drill

North Korea conducted a hypersonic missile drill as Kim Jong-un warned of “complicated international events,” remarks analysts say alluded to Venezuela and U.S. use of force abroad.

AI Cheating Hits LA Schools as Educators Scramble to Respond

AI cheating in schools surfaced after LAUSD students used Google Lens on exams, raising concerns about student dependence on artificial intelligence.

Sword of Malta – Lightning in 72 years (54)

54. The Song of Remembrance   "Helix... you've found your way back to me after all." Suri was overcome with emotion. The sword rose from the center of...

Korean, Japanese automakers to shift production to U.S. as MAGA takes hold

Korean and Japanese automakers are restructuring production to avoid U.S. tariffs, with Japan reimporting U.S.-built cars and Korea expanding local output.

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