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Recent Articles (8)
'La La Land' re-release poster fixes Ryan Gosling's great regret
Lionsgate released a new poster for the "La La Land" re-release on Monday, addressing a Ryan Gosling complaint. The film returns to theaters Aug. 16.
Philippines says China injured sailor in latest maritime clash
The Philippine military accused China of beating and injuring a Philippine Navy sailor with a wooden baton in the latest seaborne confrontation.
United States strikes Iran for 10th night in a row
The United States launched strikes on Iran again Monday as President Donald Trump said Iran would pay for the deaths of U.S. service members.
Trump imposes new 50% tariff on many Canadian imports
President Donald Trump signed orders Monday to impose a new 50% tariff on many Canadian imports, blaming "discriminatory treatment" of U.S. products.
Japan to add 230 immigration officers in enforcement push
Japan plans to add 230 immigration officers as it expands investigations into unauthorized residency, employment and visa-status violations.
South Korea spends $158,000 to support North Korean soccer team
South Korea spent 235.29 million won ($158,000) from an inter-Korean cooperation fund to support joint cheering for a North Korean women's soccer club during an Asian tournament in May, the Unificatio
Japan’s Takaichi sees approval ratings fall after imperial law
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi's approval ratings fell as polls showed broad opposition to revised male-line imperial succession rules.
South Korean President Lee’s approval rating falls to 48.4%
S. Korean President Lee Jae Myung's approval rating fell to 48.4% as support for the governing and opposition parties narrowed, poll released showed