Jaewoo Park

International Affairs

The Collapse of Nuclear Treaties Signal the Dawn of a New Arms Race

Jaewoo Park - Mar 3, 2026

As global rules crumble, North Korea is moving fast to modernize its missiles and nuclear warheads.

Religion and Spirituality

The Monks’ Walk Ends, But the Peace Remains

Jaewoo Park - Feb 12, 2026

After four months and 2,300 miles, a group of Buddhist monks completed their journey across America, arriving at the nation's capital on February 11.

One Year After Georgia Hyundai ICE Raid, Community Fear Persists

Sep 1, 2026

One year after ICE raided Hyundai-LG’s Georgia battery plant, fear amid renewed ICE activity still grips the community.

The Latino Vote: Profiling America’s Changing Electorate – 2026 Midterms

Latino voters are emerging as a key swing bloc ahead of the 2026 midterms, reshaping America’s electorate as economic concerns, immigration enforcement, and political uncertainty drive shifting allegiances nationwide.

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Sikh Truckers Continue to Face Harassment, Hate on the Road

Aug 31, 2026

For Sikh truck drivers, the challenges of the job — long hours and isolation — are compounded by rising discrimination and physical attacks.

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Criminal Justice

After Sentencing, Golden Gate Bridge Protestors Vow to Continue Fighting for a ‘Free Palestine’

Christopher Alam - Aug 26, 2026

Seven pro-Palestine activists were sentenced to 30 days in jail and six months probation for their roles in the 2024 shutdown of the Golden Gate Bridge.