"… e Korean Center for Investigative Journalism. …"

"… ational Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and reviewed by the Korea Center for Investigative Journalism (KCIJ), also known as Newstapa. Chun …"

"… ing and living in the United States to Singapore when he returned to South Korea in 1989. “I have never taken assets out of the country, and am currentl …"

"… estigious golf resorts. He also donated more than 1,000 million won to the Korea Military Academy, his alma mater.  Prosecutors have come under incre …"

"… es since 1999. Among his stops: Brazil, China, Colombia, India, Indonesia, Korea, Mexico, Russia, South Africa, Thailand, and Vietnam. The industry paid fo …"

"… gn entities. Its clients have included MCI, Viacom, the Embassy of [South] Korea, and Korea Telecom. In December 1986, Rudman was appointed to serve as vic …"

"… . Its clients have included MCI, Viacom, the Embassy of [South] Korea, and Korea Telecom. In December 1986, Rudman was appointed to serve as vice chairman …"

"… geant, has spent five of those years away from her, serving his country in Korea, Iraq and Afghanistan. At her elementary school on an Oklahoma military po …"

"… ear after returning from Iraq, Catie Hunter’s father in January left for Korea – an unexpected tour just when Sgt. Bryan Hunter had decided to retire b …"

"… her travel past the maximum time allowed by rules.On a 2001 trip to South Korea, she and her husband traveled at the expense of a group registered as a fo …"

"… had registered as a foreign agent on Aug. 23, three days before the South Korea trip. Members of Congress and their aides are prohibited from accepting pa …"

"… accepting paid trips from foreign agents.The group stopped first in South Korea for a three-day meeting with government officials arranged by the Korea-Un …"

"… th Korea for a three-day meeting with government officials arranged by the Korea-United States Exchange Council. The council was formed in 2001 with help f …"

"… lly, the White House cited a study in which Darling-Hammond said Korea pays teachers somewhere between doctors and engineers. Korea is an OECD me …"

"… -Hammond said Korea pays teachers somewhere between doctors and engineers. Korea is an OECD member country and its students scored "significantly above" th …"

"… more than the U.S. But there are no OECD statistics on doctor salaries in Korea, so we could not independently determine if teachers are paid "on par" wit …"

"… utive branch and Congress, as well as the media. In a phone interview from Korea, Michael House, a partner in the firm's International Trade Practice Group …"

"… ties have located international fugitive Kyung Ho Song in his native South Korea, more than a decade after he fled Illinois to avoid being tried for drunke …"

"… �s location in December, they have yet to formally request help from South Korean officials, and it is not clear when or if Song might be extradited back t …"

"… homicide and aggravated driving under the influence and absconded to South Korea, government records show.“I was scared,” Song said in the recent inter …"

"… f the accident, Song said in the interview, he had “a couple of shots of Korean liquor” with friends before climbing in his car.But Song denied being d …"

"… ear in Santiago, under worldwide scrutiny, governments finally took action.Korea and Russia, both major players in the jack mackerel fishery, ratified the …"

"… fter Democratic Party fundraisers accepted millions of dollars from China, Korea and other foreign sources. And ahead of the 1994 election, then-chairman o …"