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Dan Koh β€” Jeju Ko Descendant Wins US House Seat for Democrats

Dan Koh, of Jeju Ko descent, has won election as a US Democratic representative to the federal House.
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US Midterm Elections β€” Democrats Projected to Win House as Shy and Angry Trump Voters Clash

US midterm elections approach with Democrats favored to win the House. Discover how Shy Trump and Angry Trump voters could swing the Senate race.
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Illegal Voting β€” 6 More Permanent Residents Charged in SoCal Ahead of Midterms

Six additional permanent residents have been charged with illegal voter registration and voting in Southern California just one day before the midterms.
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ICE agent β€” Gun Drawn on Dog-Walking Resident in North Hollywood

An ICE agent drew a gun on a dog-walking resident during an immigration arrest in North Hollywood, sparking severe backlash from LA officials.
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Georgia Property Tax Relief β€” $950M Fund Lowers Homeowner Taxes

Georgia begins distributing $950M in relief funds to lower 2026 property taxes for qualifying homeowners through an $18,000 assessed value deduction.
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Karen Bass β€” LA Mayor Casts Early Ballot in Koreatown for Re-election

LA Mayor Karen Bass cast her early ballot for re-election at the Anderson Munger Family YMCA in Koreatown alongside her family.
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US midterm elections β€” Blue Wave vs. Republican Resilience in Key Races

Explore the variables in the upcoming US midterm elections beyond the predicted Blue Wave, focusing on key battleground states and historical trends.
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Midterm Elections β€” Candidates Make Final Push as Voters Head to Polls

Key candidates endorsed by The Korea Daily make their final push to secure votes just one day ahead of the midterm elections.
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New Jersey Human Trafficking β€” Ellen Park’s Comprehensive Legislation Passes Unanimously

New Jersey Assemblymember Ellen Park's comprehensive human trafficking legislation and victim protection package passed unanimously.
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Immigration Enforcement β€” Federal Court Blocks Racial Profiling in Southern California

A federal court issued a preliminary injunction halting indiscriminate immigration enforcement based on race or appearance in seven Southern California counties.
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