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South Korean opposition party names rising star Lee Jun-seok youngest-ever leader

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South Korean opposition party names rising star Lee Jun-seok youngest-ever leader

South Korea's main opposition People Power Party announced 36-year-old Lee Jun-seok as its chairman at its convention on Friday, making him the youngest-ever leader of a major political party in the country's history.

Lisa Hanawalt: Adult Swim urges 'Tuca & Bertie' to push boundaries

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Lisa Hanawalt: Adult Swim urges 'Tuca & Bertie' to push boundaries

UPI News Quiz: Blue Origin, 'sea snot,' bitcoin

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UPI News Quiz: Blue Origin, 'sea snot,' bitcoin

European Space Agency adds another new Venus mission

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European Space Agency adds another new Venus mission

Brooklynn Prince: 'Home Before Dark' Season 2 'more emotional'

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Brooklynn Prince: 'Home Before Dark' Season 2 'more emotional'

"Home Before Dark" stars Brooklynn Prince and Jim Sturgess discuss Season 2 of their Apple TV+ series. Brooklynn's child journalist character investigates a new case that Brooklynn says is more emotional than her first.

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity flies for 7th time

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NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity flies for 7th time

NASA's Mars helicopter Ingenuity moved to a new landing site about 115 feet away from its original position on the Red Planet during its seventh flight.

New spacecraft will use lasers to transmit video, data in seconds

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New spacecraft will use lasers to transmit video, data in seconds

New space missions being launched this summer will attempt to revolutionize space communications by using laser beams to quickly transmit large amounts of data, including high-definition video from the moon.

Tom Hiddleston: Loki 'stripped of everything' in Disney+ series

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Tom Hiddleston: Loki 'stripped of everything' in Disney+ series

Tom Hiddleston discusses his Marvel character, Loki's, latest adventure in a Disney+ series, which finds him in an even more precarious situation than when he was captured by the Avengers.

South Korea looks to open international travel bubbles as early as July

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South Korea looks to open international travel bubbles as early as July

South Korea is in consultations to open travel bubbles with countries including Singapore and Thailand, as well as the U.S. territories of Guam and Saipan, officials said Wednesday.

Tennis star Naomi Osaka joins other athletes to champion mental health

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Tennis star Naomi Osaka joins other athletes to champion mental health

Naomi Osaka's sudden withdrawal from the French Open and other athletes' similar decisions to prioritize their mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic are creating greater demand for more psychological resources.

Scott Ryan: Violent job takes toll on Ray in 'Mr Inbetween' Season 3

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Scott Ryan: Violent job takes toll on Ray in 'Mr Inbetween' Season 3

"Mr Inbetween" star, creator and writer Scott Ryan says Ray Shoesmith isn't exactly Mr Optimistic about his life this season.

South Korea's Moon orders task force after military sexual assault, suicide

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South Korea's Moon orders task force after military sexual assault, suicide

South Korean President Moon Jae-in on Monday ordered the creation of a task force to overhaul the culture in the country's military in response to the suicide of a female Air Force sergeant who was sexually assaulted.

NASA's new $23 million space commode system is more than just a toilet

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NASA's new $23 million space commode system is more than just a toilet

Going to the bathroom at the International Space Station is about to get easier and cleaner with a new toilet system that cost NASA $23 million to develop.

Humanitarian crisis worsening in Myanmar's ethnic minority areas, panel says

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Humanitarian crisis worsening in Myanmar's ethnic minority areas, panel says

Myanmar's border states, home to large ethnic minority populations, have seen a rise in violence by the country's military junta in recent weeks and are facing a dire humanitarian crisis, activists said Friday.

HIV/AIDS at 40: Progress has been plentiful, but vaccine still elusive

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HIV/AIDS at 40: Progress has been plentiful, but vaccine still elusive

Forty years ago, the AIDS epidemic arrived when the first cases were officially reported. Despite major progress fighting the virus that's occurred since then, questions remain about why there's still no HIV vaccine.

UPI News Quiz: Brood X cicadas, MTA hack, Trump's blog

U.S. News // 1 week ago

UPI News Quiz: Brood X cicadas, MTA hack, Trump's blog

FDA issues cicada consumption warning, New York's MTA hacked, Donald Trump's blog ended after less than a month... how closely did you follow the headlines this week? Take the UPI News Quiz for June 4, 2021.

'HouseBroken': Will Forte, Lisa Kudrow find humor, humanity in pets

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'HouseBroken': Will Forte, Lisa Kudrow find humor, humanity in pets

Voice cast members for "HouseBroken" said speaking for the animal characters of Fox's cartoon comedy allowed them to be creative and comfortable during the coronavirus pandemic.

SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches cargo to space station

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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket launches cargo to space station

SpaceX launched tiny squids, medical experiments and improved solar panels for the International Space Station from Florida on Thursday afternoon.

Scholar: North Korea is working to normalize its government

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Scholar: North Korea is working to normalize its government

Recent changes to official government policy by North Korea are signs of a "process of normalization" in the secretive state, Moon Chung-in, chairman of the Sejong Institute, said Thursday.

'Sacrilegious': Faith leaders fight wave of voting restrictions

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'Sacrilegious': Faith leaders fight wave of voting restrictions

When state legislatures began passing bills to impose new voting restrictions, clergy members and faith groups fought back.

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