North Korean soldiers were seen practicing marching formations in preparation for a possible parade ahead of the country's Ninth Party Congress, according to a new report.

Three junior hockey players, including an American teenager, died in a car crash while traveling to team practice on Monday, officials said, as the province of Alberta mourns their deaths.

Coach Mike Vrabel expects an "identity war" when his New England Patriots meet the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday in Super Bowl LX, he said Monday.

Bill and Hillary Clinton agreed Monday evening to testify in a GOP-led congressional investigation into deceased convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.

The Department of Homeland Security plans to issue body cameras to all of its agents nationwide, starting with those currently working in the field in Minneapolis.

Elizabeth Salmon, the U.N. special rapporteur on human rights in N. Korea, began a five-day visit to S. Korea, meeting vice minister-level officials

Criticism is growing that higher sugar and flour prices at Samyang Corporation boosted profits and dividends, despite falling raw material costs.

Netflix announced both a live BTS concert and filmed documentary on Monday. Their first reunion performance and the doc cover their "Arirang" album.

Hyundai Motor is closing the door on a return to local production in Russia after declining to exercise a buyback option for its former plant

Sony Pictures announced Monday that the upcoming comedy "The Breadwinner" will move from its March 13 release date and now open May 29.

S. Korea's nationwide backlog of unresolved criminal cases nearly tripled last year from 2021, with "long-term unresolved" cases rising eightfold

South Korea's five largest commercial banks wrote off or sold more than 8 trillion won (about $5.5 billion) in nonperforming loans last year.

Presidential Chief of Staff Kang Hoon-sik criticized the limited impact of South Korea's reward program for reporting stock price manipulation.

S. Korea's online market surpassed about $188 billion in 2025, hitting a record high and underscoring a growing divide between online and offline.

Presidential office said that President Lee Jae-myung has reaffirmed his plan to end the temporary suspension of higher capital gains taxes on May 9.

The Korean Christian Council said that a proposed anti-discrimination law and a pending amendment to the Civil Code could undermine religious freedom

S. Korea's exports surged in January on the back of strong semiconductor and automobile, but growing uncertainty over potential U.S. tariff hikes

Financial markets reacted sharply last month following news that former Federal Reserve governor Kevin Warsh had been nominated as the next chair.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics will postpone the release of its monthly jobs report this week because of the partial government shutdown.

The son of Norway's crown princess was arrested on new assault charges Sunday just before his trial begins on Tuesday for four rape charges.

U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi announced the arrest of two more people on Monday in relation to a protest at a church in Minnesota last month.

A network of environmental organizations warned about environmental and social risks two megatourism projects in Mexico promoted by Royal Caribbean.

Five men were arrested in Germany on Monday for allegedly taking part in a criminal organization that smuggled goods used for making arms into Russia.

A South Carolina man stopped at a convenience store to satisfy his craving for a bag of pretzels and ended up winning a $200,000 lottery prize.

A photography shop in England is trying to solve the mystery of undeveloped photos found inside a thrift store camera dating from the 1930s.