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Teenagers may have a negative stereotype with regard to driving, but there are many responsible teen drivers.

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Seoul for Ukraine: A humanitarian effort organized by Korean International School students
Seoul For Ukraine is a student-led initiative that provides humanitarian aid to the Ukrainian refugees at the Ukraine-Romania Border.

Opinion: When it comes to Xinjiang, the U.S. only cares about itself
Last year, the US Senate passed a bill called Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. This bill effectively bans goods from the Xinjiang area in China after it has been signed into law by Joe Biden. This wasn't due to forced labour in the Xinjiang area can be proven. But...
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