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June 4, 2025

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The rise of Lee Jae-Myung from the Factory Factory to South Korea’s highest office

Listen to the article The South Koreans on Tuesday were elected a candidate for the Democratic Party (DP) Lee Jae-Myung as a new president of the country for a five-year term in a critical vote caused by a failed attempt by the Yoon Suk YEOL predecessor to invoke Military Law last December. Lee, 61, secured more than 49% of the votes to become the 14th president of South Korea, according to New Yonhapciting the electoral authority. He had, until recently, faced legal and political challenges in his march to the presidency. The temporary turnout of voters, including early and external

April 24, 2025

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Trump says the millionaire tax would push the rich to leave the country

Listen to the article US President Donald Trump said he opposes the introduction of a new tax on millionaires, warning that the highest rates could push rich Americans to leave the country completely. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump told reporters that while wealthy people once moved from the state to state to avoid higher taxes, modern transport has facilitated international relocation. “In the old days, they left the states,” Trump said. “Now, by transporting so fast and so easy, they leave countries. You lose a lot of money if you do that.” The president added that wealthy citizens are

August 20, 2024

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Obama boosts Harris, continues to influence Democratic Party

CHICAGO: After Kamala Harris clinched the Democratic presidential nomination in an unprecedented partisan upset, she got some advice from former President Barack Obama: Tap into the pool of campaign talent out there. you can have anyone you want. Within days, former Obama campaign manager David Plouffe and other high-profile alumni from Obama’s 2008 and 2012 campaign efforts joined her fledgling campaign. “He just wanted to know that he was able to recruit whoever he thought he needed,” said a source familiar with the conversation between Obama and Harris. Democrats have rallied around Harris as polls swing in the party’s favor,

July 20, 2024

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Biden campaign fundraisers suspended, donations down

Several of the fundraisers for U.S. President Joe Biden’s re-election bid are on hold, multiple Democratic sources involved in the events told Reuters on Friday, even as the Democratic Party planned to accelerate his nomination and vowed to continue in the 2024 race. Biden had planned to hold fundraisers in Austin, Denver and California next week, but those plans have been shelved, at least for now, the sources said. The president tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, but said Friday he will return to the campaign trail next week. Biden’s campaign said his fundraisers will go ahead as planned. “The

July 11, 2024

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Biden aims to address concerns about age in high-stakes one-on-one press conference

President Joe Biden will try to fend off growing opposition within his party on Thursday, sending advisers to meet with Democratic senators to drum up support and holding his first one-on-one news conference in nearly eight months. Biden’s re-election campaign has been on the ropes for two weeks as the 81-year-old incumbent’s debate performance against Donald Trump, his 78-year-old Republican rival, raised new questions about his age and mental acuity — concerns that voters had since time shown in polls. The past week has brought a steady stream of elected Democrats calling on Biden to end his campaign, citing concerns

July 6, 2024

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Biden faces pressure as Democrats consider pushing him out of race

President Joe Biden on Friday struggled to quell an uprising among some Democrats who pushed him to abandon his re-election campaign after a poor debate performance, pledging to “stay in the race.” In a fiery speech to supporters in Wisconsin and in an interview with ABC News, Biden argued that he is the Democrats’ best candidate to prevent Republican Donald Trump from retaking the White House in the Nov. 5 election. Biden’s interrupted performance in his June 27 debate with Trump raised serious concerns among some Democrats about his mental acuity and stamina at age 81. There is a movement

July 1, 2024

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South Koreans flood reporting website in push to impeach president, causing delays and blackouts

An online petition calling for the impeachment of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol has experienced delays and interruptions due to the large number of people trying to sign it, the parliament speaker said, promising to fix the issue as soon as possible. More than 811,000 people have so far signed the petition, which is hosted on the National Assembly website, since it was launched on June 20. The petition calls on parliament to introduce a bill to impeach Yun on the grounds that he is unfit for the job. In a statement late Sunday, National Assembly Speaker Woo Won-shik apologized

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