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Jason Strother is an American journalist who's been based in Seoul, South Korea since 2006. When news breaks Jason goes live on television and radio with international outlets including the BBC, CBC, France 24 and DW. Jason is a frequent contributor to the US public radio program PRI's The World and his writing has appeared in the Wall Street Journal, Al Jazeera online and Monocle Magazine. He keeps a close eye on North Korea as well as political and cultural developments in South Korea. For live video hits, Jason uses a 1080p webcam and a professional mic indoors and can also set up a 4k video connection via a tripod mounted smartphone for outdoor hits. For live radio, Jason uses a professional mic routed through am interface into his laptop.
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He was 15 when he killed his sister’s abuser. Even after years of good conduct, the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board has rejected recommending him for release.
A 15-year-old who killed his sister's abuser has been denied release by the Oklahoma Pardon and Parole Board despite years of good conduct. The board's decision highlights ongoing challenges in the parole process for individuals with complex criminal backgrounds.
Big Ocean Breaks Barriers as the First K-pop Group Whose Members Are Hard of Hearing
Big Ocean, the first K-pop group with members who are deaf or hard of hearing, is breaking barriers in the music industry. Formed by PARASTAR Entertainment, the group uses specialized equipment to perform and has trained extensively in various sign languages. Exempt from South Korea's mandatory military service due to their disabilities, the members are focusing on their music and language skills. They aim to expand their group by inviting other deaf and hard of hearing K-pop enthusiasts to audition, emphasizing their desire to normalize and represent the deaf community in media.
The latest developments from the campaign trail
The article covers the latest developments from the campaign trail, highlighting Vice President Kamala Harris's historic nomination as the first woman of color to lead a major party. It also discusses Senator Lindsey Graham's recent appearance on Fox News Sunday and touches on economic news that has caused some public concern. The piece provides a mix of factual reporting and subjective analysis, with a generally positive sentiment towards the Democratic Party and Kamala Harris's milestone.
Fayette County Clerk
Fayette County Clerk Susan Lamb offered assistance to her Jefferson County counterpart following a cyber-attack that severely impacted the Jefferson County Clerk's Office operations.
Bringing The World Home To You
State lawmakers in North Carolina have moved towards greater secrecy by denying public access to their emails, documents, and other records, raising transparency concerns. In response, Democrats, including Rep. Pricey Harrison, have proposed a constitutional amendment to guarantee public access to government records. Additionally, the article explores the evolution of nail culture, particularly the significant role Black women have played in its history. Guests include nail artist Crystal Sanders, fashion historian Suzanne E. Shapiro, and Vietnamese-American writer My Ngoc To, who share their insights and experiences in the nail industry.
15 years after Sri Lanka’s war, disabled vets hit hardest by climate disaster
Fifteen years after the end of Sri Lanka's civil war, Tamil people, especially women who lost limbs, remain vulnerable to natural disasters. The ongoing challenges faced by disabled veterans highlight the intersection of past conflict and current climate-related issues.
Climate change could retrigger trauma in Sri Lanka
The article discusses the lingering trauma from Sri Lanka's civil war, particularly among Tamil people with disabilities, and how climate change could exacerbate these issues. Vetrichelvi Chandrakala, a former Tamil Tiger soldier, highlights the ongoing psychological impact of the war, while experts like Niluka Gunawardena and Dr. Oshani Silva emphasize the compounded risks posed by climate change. The lack of accessible emergency infrastructure further amplifies vulnerabilities for disabled individuals. The narrative underscores the need for addressing both historical and emerging challenges to support affected communities.
Route 58 is Virginia’s longest road, running from the Atlantic Ocean to the far western tip of the state
Route 58, Virginia's longest road, is nearing the completion of its upgrade. In Alexandria and Arlington, candidates supporting housing legalization won. The TSA reports record travel and firearm incidents as it prepares for the Fourth of July. John McGuire leads Bob Good by 373 votes, with a recount possible. The FBI and U.S. Attorney for Virginia’s Western District solved a 28-year-old murder case, while lawyers call for an apology for a wrongly prosecuted man.
Democrats Hope to Unite Base Behind Reproductive Rights
Democrats aim to rally their base around reproductive rights in a tight presidential race, with significant ad campaigns targeting rural areas. A memoir of a 100-year-old World War II veteran, John Homan, is set to release, detailing his combat missions. The Wilkinsburg Police Department is upgrading its body cameras with federal funding. Pittsburgh workers earning up to $58,656 can now collect overtime pay under a new rule. Pennsylvania prepares for the summer emergence of ticks, spotted lanternflies, and cicadas.
A North Korean refugee offers a different view of his home country from the other side of the DMZ
A North Korean defector is now guiding tourists at the demilitarized zone (DMZ) between North and South Korea, providing a unique perspective on life in North Korea. This initiative offers tourists a more personal and nuanced understanding of the realities faced by those living in the isolated country, contrasting with the typical narratives often presented.
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