The Baffler: Brain Rot in the Blue House | South Korean politics has a YouTube problem

The New York Times: Pilots Discussed Alternate Ways to Land Before Deadly Jeju Air Crash (scoop) 

The New York Times: Jeju Air Disaster Prompts a Reckoning Over Runway Safety 

The New York Times: The Kodak Brand Gets a Second Life

The Washington Post: South Korea's biggest Pride parade was blocked. It came back stronger.

The Washington Post: What we lost in Afghanistan: Readers share their sacrifices from 20 years of war

Rest of World (Seoul): Global Gig Workers Project - What It's Like Being a Delivery Worker in S. Korea

Rest of World (Seoul): South Korea's elderly conservatives turn to YouTube, and conspiracy theories

Voice of America (Seoul): Myanmar Crisis Prompts South Koreans to Revisit 1980s Struggle for Democracy

Rest of World (Seoul): Clubhouse is breaking down barriers in South Korean politics​

Nikkei Asia (Seoul): A baby's death casts shadow on South Korea's adoption industry

Thomson Reuters Foundation (Seoul): Exclusive investigation - Hundreds of Thai workers found dying in South Korea with numbers rising

VICE (Seoul): 'Mitigating Factors: What's Behind South Korea's History of Giving Light Sentences For Sex Crimes?

Public Radio International (Seoul): What it's like to visit a North Korea-themed pub as a defector in South Korea

NBC News (Seoul): South Korean women hit back as old gender roles return

NBC News (Seoul): Inside a South Korean theme park that refused to let COVID-19 shut it down

NBC News (Seoul) : “This is how South Korea flattened its coronavirus curve”

NBC News (Seoul): “South Korea’s return to normal interrupted by uptick in coronavirus cases”

NBC News (Seoul): “South Korea beating coronavirus but anxiety grows over “new normal”

NBC News (Seoul): "Robot waiters, video doctors: SKorea moves to less personal contact"

South China Morning Post (Daegu): “South Korea’s Daegu struggles to shake off coronavirus stigma”

BBC (Mokpo): “The young Koreans pushing back on a culture of endurance”

Public Radio International (Seoul): “North Korea still officially claims zero coronavirus cases”

North Korea Reform Radio (Seoul): “Visiting Pyongyang Pub” (Korean)

North Korea Reform Radio (Seoul): “Founder of Kumgang Mountain Soondae, Hong Won-Il” (Korean)

Food52 (Seoul): “When My Grandmother Fled North Korea, She Left Behind Army Base Stew”

Food52 (New York): "How This Korean-American Ice Cream Maker Churned Memory Into a Career"

Chaos + Comrades (Seoul): "For Chef Greg Norrish, Food is About Reclaiming Identity"

The Independent (Seoul): “What the UK can learn from South Korea’s success with flattening the curve”

The Dallas Morning News (Dallas): "How the young owner of Frisco's Detour Doughnuts learned the business from her Korean parents"

The Asian American Journalists Association (Atlanta/Dallas): "'Minority Within a Minority': The Making of the Southern and Midwestern Asian-American Identity"

Greatist (Dallas): "This Is Not the Kimchi You Know - It's Better"

amNewYork (New York): "Ample Hills expands its empire with Red Hook factory"

amNewYork (New York): "In 'Interstate' musical, Queens artists share spontaneous work trip chronicles"

amNewYork (New York): "Supreme Court nominee Kavanaugh puts reproductive rights at risk, Foley Square protestors say"

amNewYork (New York): "Amazon protesters in Manhattan say e-retailer must stop profiting from hateful products"