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BTS members must serve in the South Korean military

Friday, November 22 by ABC News

Veronaa/iStock(SEOUL, South Korea) -- South Korea has decided to maintain its current system of giving no exemptions to K-pop artists in mandatory military service, which means members of the all-Korean boy band sensation BTS won't be spared after all.... Read More.

Riot police surround Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University as some protesters hold out

Thursday, November 21 by ABC News

iStock(HONG KONG) -- An unknown number of protesters remain holed up inside Hong Kong’s Polytechnic University as riot police encircle the campus, which has been the site of violent clashes in recent days.Thousands of black-clad demonstrators -- thought to... Read More.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicted for bribery, fraud, breach of trust

Thursday, November 21 by ABC News

LiorFil/iStock(JERUSALEM) -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was indicted Thursday on charges of bribery, fraud and breach of trust, the nation's attorney general said.Attorney General Avichai Mandelblit announced the decision following lengthy investigations into Netanyahu's alleged dealings in three... Read More.

16 people found in sealed trailer on ferry heading to Ireland from the Netherlands

Thursday, November 21 by ABC News

whitemay/iStock(LONDON) — Sixteen people were discovered sealed in a truck on a ferry traveling from France to Ireland, officials said Thursday.The 16 individuals were found on a Stena Line ferry, which was traveling from Cherbourg, France, to Rosslare, Ireland,... Read More.

Natalee Holloway’s mother on her nearly 15-year journey to find out what happened to her daughter in Aruba

Thursday, November 21 by ABC News

ABC(SAN NICOLAS, Aruba) -- Roughly 24 hours after her teenage daughter Natalee Holloway vanished in 2005, Beth Holloway stood face to face on a foreign island with the man she believes holds all the answers to what happened to... Read More.

Documents may be breakthrough in case of FBI veteran who vanished in Iran

Thursday, November 21 by ABC News

Courtesy Levinson Family(NEW YORK) -- Documents obtained years ago by the family of retired FBI agent Robert Levinson, who has been missing in Iran for more than a decade, may provide the most convincing evidence yet that he was... Read More.

Prince Andrew to step back from public duties due to ‘ill-judged association’ with Jeffrey Epstein

Wednesday, November 20 by ABC News

emarto/iStock(LONDON) -- Prince Andrew will step back from public duties "for the foreseeable future" over heavy criticism he has faced for his relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, he said in a statement on Wednesday."It has become clear... Read More.

106 believed dead, internet cut off as Iran protests become increasingly violent

Wednesday, November 20 by ABC News

omersukrugoksu/iStock(TEHRAN, Iran) — With internet connections cut off across the country by authorities in Iran after days of bloody protests, Iranians are scrambling to understand what is happening beyond what little has come out in official channels.On Tuesday, Amnesty... Read More.

House Hitler was born in to become a police station

Wednesday, November 20 by ABC News

TomAF/iStock(BERLIN) — Austrian officials announced Tuesday that the home Adolf Hitler was born in will be turned into a police station. The decision follows a lengthy legal battle between the Austrian government and the owner of the house in... Read More.

Two US service members killed in helicopter crash in Afghanistan

Wednesday, November 20 by ABC News

guvendemir/iStock(WASHINGTON) -- Two U.S. service members were killed in a helicopter crash in Afghanistan on Wednesday. U.S. military officials said it did not appear that the helicopter went down as a result of enemy fire. "Two U.S. service members... Read More.

Sweden drops Julian Assange rape investigation

Tuesday, November 19 by ABC News

DNY59/iStock(STOCKHOLM) -- Sweden has dropped a rape investigation involving WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange, prosecutors announced Tuesday. Officials said the evidence against Assange has weakened due to the long period of time that has elapsed since the alleged incident. "I... Read More.

Taliban releases two hostages, including an American, in prisoner exchange

Tuesday, November 19 by ABC News

KeithBinns/iStock(KABUL, Afghanistan) -- The Taliban announced on Tuesday it has released two professors from the American University of Afghanistan who were held hostage by the group since 2016.American Kevin King and Australian Timothy Weeks were freed, along with 10... Read More.

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