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Yoon Suk Yeol, who has already been suspended from duty by lawmakers, would become the first sitting president in South Korean history to be arrested if the warrant is carried out.

The Boeing 737-800 was carrying 181 people from Thailand to South Korea Sunday when it issued a mayday call and belly-landed before hitting a barrier and bursting into flames, killing everyone aboard except two flight attendants pulled from the burning wreckage.

Camped on the street winding up to the residence of South Korea's impeached president, protesters direct vitriol at police and echo obscure conspiracies as investigators prepare to execute a warrant for his arrest.

Former US president Jimmy Carter, who died on Sunday aged 100, was well known for his diplomatic skills and commitment to respecting human rights – much less so for his African legacy. And yet he was the first US president to visit sub-Saharan Africa and during his short term in…

4 people died after severe thunderstorms ravaged the South and Southeast parts of the U.S.

It's been 10-11 years since six South Koreans have been detained in North Korea, but there are still no words on whether they are still alive

Tornadoes in the South, soaking rains in the East and heavy snowfall in the Western mountains are expected to wreak havoc during one of the busiest travel weekends of the year

February Nymex natural gas (NGG25 ) on Tuesday closed up +0.158 (+4.72%), stopping just short of Monday's 5-month high. Feb nat-gas prices rallied on Tuesday due to colder weather forecasts. Maxar called for colder temps in the Midwest and South for Jan 3-7. Also, EBW AnalyticsGroup recently said the longer-range...

Hurricane Helene's aftermath: Southern farmers face B in damages, with cotton and poultry industries hit hard.

Farmers in Georgia are still reeling more than two months after Hurricane Helene blew away cotton, destroyed ripened squash and cucumbers and uprooted pecan trees and timber

Existing-home sales saw a significant rise in November, climbing 4.8% from an annual rate of 4.15 million, specifically in the Northeast and South.