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U.S. Condo Market Sinks to Worst Slump in More Than a Decade

Purchase-Price Bubble, Soaring Insurance and HOA Fees Weigh on Demand Condo Prices Fell 1.9% in September–OctoberSingle-Family Homes Still Rising, Though at a Slower Pace The U.S....

US Maduro Arrest Deepens Kim Jong Un’s Fear of Sudden Nuclear Decapitation

US decapitation strikes appear real, not theoretical, pushing North Korea toward faster nuclear retaliation, The Diplomat warns.

Gavin Newsom Looks Beyond California While Key Promises Go Unfinished

Gavin Newsom’s final year as governor tests his record on housing, health care, homelessness, and affordability.

Korean American Influencer’s 5-Year-Old Son Dies After 11-Day Fight With Flu

A Korean American influencer’s 5-year-old son died after an 11-day fight with the flu, as child deaths are reported this flu season.

Visiting Korea? Medical Tourism Options Are Expanding for Travelers

Medical tourism options are expanding for travelers visiting Korea, offering easier access to treatment, planning support, and verified information.

Health Insurance Bills Double for Some Californians After Obamacare Subsidies End

ACA premium hikes hit California after expanded subsidies expired, with some enrollees seeing monthly costs double or more.

LA Descendants Finally Receive Long-Delayed Korean Independence Medal

A Korean independence medal was delivered to descendants after an LA grave project identified heirs and began reinterment preparations.

United States Is Home to 2.56 Million Koreans—More Than Any Other Country

Koreans in the US total 2.56 million, accounting for 36% of all overseas Koreans, according to 2025 government data.

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.

350+ Drug Prices Climb as US Pressure Fails to Slow Big Pharma

US drug price hikes affect 350+ medicines this year, led by Pfizer and GSK, despite federal government pressure to cut costs.