The Korea Times - 2021-06-28

• Report shows ‘major’ damage before Florida condo collapse
• ‘NK policy failures causing food shortages’
• LG Electronic­s seeks next-level partnershi­p with Apple
• Migrants’ rights groups call for equitable access to vaccines
• KAI beefs up ESG efforts for sustainabl­e management
• Moon’s aides to return as rival candidates
• President’s son hit for receiving gov’t grant
• Opposition lawmakers blast Moon’s Time interview
• Anti-corruption secretary resigns over allegation
• Police stumped by case of missing high school senior
• Capital area to be under Level 2 with eased distancing measures
• We don’t live on Vulcan
• Threat to rule of law
• Basic income, climate crisis
• Ruling against Netflix
• Emerging Biden doctrine and future of China Dream
• Powering up America by giving consumers choice
• Ban on importing dogs is necessary
• SsangYong ’s cost-cutting woos investors
• Korea lifts bank dividend cap
• MetLife to nurture financial planners
• Benefits from toughened loan regulation­s limited for insurers
• Vietnam vaccine fund wins Samsung, SK backing
• POSCO, HBIS to produce automotive steel sheets
• Microsoft’s new Windows OS challenges Google, Apple app stores
• Nexon Developers Conference attracts record 71,100 viewers
• Companies urged to play balancing act
• Second opinion can reduce risk for long-term opioid use
• About 25% of chemicals in plastics are ‘substances of potential concern’
• COVID-19 deaths may reveal difference in care
• 10 mil. in US improperly use daily aspirin therapy
• Dual-antibody drugs effective against COVID-19 variants
• Ex-cop gets 22.5 years in prison for Floyd’s death
• Trump’s ‘revenge tour’ starts with Ohio rally
• Delta variant forces new lockdowns
• HK artists revive city’s bygone era with miniatures
• ‘Not quite a religion’: China’s Communist Party attracts new devotees
• Chill life: Dinosaurs thrived in ancient Arctic
• After COVID, could next big killer be heat waves?
• Can ET see us? Study finds many stars with prime Earth view
• See you in 17 years: America’s cicada plague winding down
• Tears keep flowing despite life’s many blessings
• DAILY FORTUNE
• Last Word in Astrology
• Food safety woes trigger ‘eat safe kimchi’ campaign
• Jin Ki-joo opens up about her cinematic journey
• Sports variety shows enjoy growing popularity
• Traditiona­l music lecture in English to begin in July
• Suns take 3-1 lead over Clippers in West finals
• Italy beats Austria, advances to quarters
• Djokovic looking to peak at Grand Slams
• Ryu Hyun-jin holds Orioles for 7th win
• Some dreams end before Games begin

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