Investigation

South Korean Presidential Offices Searched in Expanding Investigation into Alleged Martial Law Plans

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Seoul, South Korea – Authorities in South Korea have conducted a raid on the office of the country’s president amid an investigation into alleged attempts to impose martial law during a previous administration. The search marks a significant escalation in a probe that delves deep into the actions of political figures during periods of national unrest. The investigation centers around events that occurred during the tenure of former President Park Geun-hye, particularly following massive public protests in 2016 and 2017 that ultimately led to her impeachment and removal from office. Allegations have surfaced suggesting that … Read more

China Launches Antitrust Investigation Into Nvidia, Heightening Tensions in US Chip Sector

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Beijing, China — China has initiated an antitrust investigation into American technology giant Nvidia Corp., casting a shadow over the escalating tension between the United States and China concerning technological supremacy, particularly in the competitive semiconductor industry. This move underscores a widening rift over critical technology and trade, as geopolitical conflicts increasingly manifest in the tech sector. The scrutiny from Chinese regulators zeroes in on Nvidia’s proposed acquisition of British chip designer Arm Ltd. This deal, valued at $40 billion, stands as a significant test of China’s tolerance for American dominance in chip technology, amid … Read more

South Korea Imposes Travel Ban on President Yoon Amid Martial Law Investigation

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SEOUL, South Korea — The Justice Ministry of South Korea announced on Monday that a travel ban has been imposed on President Yoon Suk Yeol amid an ongoing investigation into his recent short-lived attempt to declare martial law. The ban, which restricts Yoon from leaving the country, follows heightened scrutiny by law enforcement agencies, including police and anti-corruption officials, into allegations that could lead to rebellion charges. The tumultuous events began last week when President Yoon issued a declaration to temporarily impose martial law, a move that escalated into significant political chaos. This abrupt decision … Read more

Jury Awards $4 Million in Wrongful Death Case of Air Force Cadet, Family Seeks Federal Probe into Police Investigation Missteps

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ORLANDO, Fla. — A federal court jury has awarded $4 million to the family of Alex Bello-Ortiz, an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University student and Air Force cadet, in a verdict that contradicted initial findings by local police that his 2020 death was a suicide. The family’s assertion, supported by evidence, suggested that Bello-Ortiz was fatally shot by his roommate following an altercation. Maria Lourdes Ortiz, Alex’s mother, expressed relief following the civil court’s decision. “I know the police department is supposed to do their job, but they did not do justice for my son. Thank God … Read more