Unless changes are made, Lee Myung-bak won't the the last South Korean president to go to jail for corruption.

A chief justice is accused of influencing politically sensitive trials to impress the Park administration.

Many conservatives are looking to Hwang Kyo-ahn to reunite a divided movement.

KBS recently began publishing articles describing how South Korea political parties have manipulated public opinion with social media.

Why have all of South Korea's recent leaders been embroiled in corruption scandals?

Another former president has been arrested in South Korea.

The former South Korean president has been accused of corruption, which has some serious security implications.

A recent government report criticizes the agreement made under the previous Park administration.

Renewed scrutiny into the scandals of Lee Myung-bak could mean another South Korean ex-president facing jail time.

The impeachment scandals that entangled Park Geun-hye and Dilma Rousseff smack of misogyny.

Is Moon Jae-in anti-American? Are South Koreans divided over politics by age? Steven Denney offers insight into these questions.

Exit polls and the count so far indicate that the Democratic Party's Moon will be South Korea's next leader.

Slowly but surely, Trump chips away at the foundations for reassurance in the U.S.-South Korea alliance.

If a pardon is made, the peaceful protests could change tone.

Less than a month after losing her immunity, Park is detained on charges of bribery and abuse of power.

The court's 8-0 decision also starts the 60-day countdown for new presidential elections.