Topic: Hyun Jung

Members of Congress marked the one-year anniversary of a series of deadly shootings in Atlanta that Rep. Judy Chu said shocked Americans "awake to the reality of Asian hate."

Pope Francis condemned racism as a virus in the wake of the slaying of six Asian women in shootings at massage parlors in Atlanta and the observance of International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination.

Thousands of people marched downtown Atlanta Saturday for a "Stop Asian Hate" rally in response to a shooting rampage that killed eight people at three spas earlier this week.

President Joe Biden condemned violence against Asian Americans during a visit Friday to Atlanta, the site of a series of shootings that left eight people dead at three spas.

Foreign passport holders who are eligible to visit the United States visa-free may no longer be able to do so under the United States' Visa Waiver Program.

North Korea's national carrier has launched more flights from Pyongyang to the northeastern city of Shenyang.

Former North Korean leader Kim Jong Il called Hyundai Group the "first love" in the North Korea's relationship with the South, a propaganda outlet said Friday.

Ties between Hyundai Group and North Korea appear on the upswing after a meeting between the company's chairwoman and Kim Jong Il, analysts say.

The chairwoman of South Korea's Hyundai Group is staying longer than planned in North Korea, awaiting a chance to see leader Kim Jong Il, officials say.

Hopes are running high for the release of five South Koreans held captive in North Korea, following the dramatic visit by former U.S. President Bill Clinton that secured the freedom of two American journalists.