The Korea Times - 2017-09-12

• Constituti­onal Court nominee nixed
• Calls growing for redeployin­g nuclear weapons in S. Korea
• Contract teachers fail to gain regular status
• US releases revised draft UN sanctions against NK
• Economic cost of Harvey, Irma could be $290 billion
• Military begins probe into Gwangju crackdown
• ‘Nuclear trap’ lies ahead for Seoul
• Hong Joon-pyo’s ‘nuclear drive’ draws concerns
• ‘School for disabled’ gaining support
• Seoul introduces 20 best places to visit this fall
• South Asian residents to speak on difficulti­es
• Korean economy resilient despite tensions: IMF chief
• Daum founder regrets calling FTC chief ‘arrogant’
• Hillary Clinton on 2016 loss: ‘It hurts a lot’
• Russian strikes kill 34 civilians in Syria
• Macron will visit hard-hit Caribbean
• Death toll at 90 as aftershock­s rattle Mexico
• Americans commemorat­e 9/11
• Japan’s Abe urges stronger defense amid NK worries
• LA protesters voice support for ‘Dreamers’
• US moves for containing N. Korea
• THOUGHTS of THE TIMES
• What NK fails to know
• Violence in multiracia­l homes
• Trump cuts deal
• Taiwan — valuable UN partner for sustainabi­lity
• Why Korean street fashion is important
• FTC rejects Hyundai Mobis’ fair trade proposals
• New FSS head vows to bolster consumer protection
• KNOC, KOCOAL chiefs ordered to quit
• ‘Train ferry to boost southern coast developmen­t’
• Netmarble, Bluehole team up for ‘Tera M’
• Apple out to renew iPhone at age 10
• Higher pay needed to support stronger growth
• Modi, Abe to kick-start India’s first bullet train
• China to end sales of gasoline cars
• Universal Crossword
• Fears grow of radiation leak from NK’s nuke site
• Cumberbatc­h, Shannon electrify Toronto
• YouTube game streamer aims high
• North Dakota’s Cara Mund crowned Miss America 2018
• Victoria unveils fashion collection in New York
• Veteran singers promote indie bands
• ‘Infinite Challenge’off air after 5 years as strike continues
• Koreans seize major prizes at global music competitio­ns
• Hangeul writers discuss peace
• Wife treated like queen longs for simple snuggling
• Last Word in Astrology
• DAILY FORTUNE
• Hingis amazed by US Open doubles win, 25th Slam title
• Froome wins Tour-Vuelta double
• SK, LG, Nexen in final playoff hunt
• Indians beat Orioles for 18th straight win
• German female ref makes history as Leckie nets again
• Hard work starts now for Korea’s football team
• Trump preparing withdrawal from South Korea trade deal, a move opposed by top aides
• (squints) Can we turn on some more lights?

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