Democratic Party (DP) lawmaker Kim Nam-kuk, who has been at the center of controversy over his cryptocurrency investments, has announced that he will leave the party.
The conservative People Power Party's (PPP) ethics committee failed on Monday to decide on punitive measures against lawmakers Tae Yong-ho and Kim Jae-won for remarks that have courted controversy in recent weeks.
Controversy is heating over the possession of 6 billion won ($4.5 million) worth of digital coins by Rep. Kim Nam-kuk, a Democratic Party (DP) lawmaker, who touted himself as a frugal politician.
Members of the conservative People Power Party (PPP) showed signs of distancing themselves from Rep. Tae Yong-ho for comments the lawmaker made in denial of accusations that he received an illegal political donation during last year's local election.
The Korean baseball league has been at the center of numerous controversies even before the season started.
The People Power Party is embarrassed after Kim Jae-won raised controversy by praising Rev. Jeon Kwang-hoon for his attacks on the liberals and opposing to reflect the spirit of the May 18, 1980 Gwangju Democracy Movement in the Constitution.
Recently, a former prosecutor’s memoir is reigniting an old controversy.
Chaeyoung from girl group Twice apologized for wearing a shirt with a Nazi swastika in a post on her Instagram account on Wednesday. “Hello, this is Chaeyoung from TWICE. I sincerely apologize regarding ...
If he had frankly told the people about his thoughts earlier, it could have eased the extreme division of the public.
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