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Brian Choi

Brian Choi
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Brian Choi delivers political news to the Korean-American community. From the White House to the Los Angeles City Council, he provides comprehensive coverage on issues related to the livelihood, economy, human rights, and welfare of Korean-Americans. During election periods, he offers essential information and interviews with major candidates, ensuring the community stays informed. Notably, Choi focuses on encouraging the political advancement of first- and second-generation Korean-American candidates through diverse reporting. He earned his bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from Honam University and holds a master's degree in Education from California State University, Los Angeles.
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Korean automakers posted record first-half sales in the United States, outperforming the overall auto market as growing demand for hybrid vehicles continued to drive...
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Women Receive 20% Less in Social Security Benefits, Raising Concerns About Retirement Poverty

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Bank of Hope Awards Scholarships to 60 Students

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Korean Air Wins Six Honors at Prestigious Global Airline Wine Competition

Korean Air has once again earned international recognition for its premium in-flight wine program, taking home six awards at the prestigious 2026 Cellars in...
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Korean Residents Face Uncertainty as Downtown LA’s Historic Metropolitan Apartments Near Foreclosure

A historic apartment building in Downtown Los Angeles that is home to a number of Korean residents has been placed on the market after...
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