In a revolutionary concept, the candidates themselves were responsible for questioning each other. That means TONS AND TONS of shade thrown with no risk to the journalists.

When Lee Jae-myung’s wife wants her strawberries, steaks and hormone pills, you better charge it to the taxpayer and have it delivered to her front door. Pronto!

Yoon's main performance metric as a prosecutor was securing the appropriate punishment and treating his target like the enemy. A true president does not pit citizen against citizen. And with as much as he drinks, along with inevitably getting drunk on power once in the Blue House - a 'prosecutor' slides into 'dictator' mighty quickly.

Conservative presidential candidate Yoon Seok-yeol takes a cheap shot at Korea's foreign community by accusing them of stealing from the nation's medical system. In fact, if it weren't for immigrants, Korea's health care system would be going bankrupt.

In ancient Korea, you went off to stone your enemy to death after Lunar New Year festivities.

You can be reassured that Koreans know how to build state of the art high-rise buildings and are well versed in standard operating procedures. But what's not reassuring is how easily these protocols seem to be tossed aside when time and money are in short supply.

YouTuber and reality TV star Song Ji-a from "Single's Inferno" found herself in real-life purgatory when it was revealed that her designer-label lifestyle had a few fake pieces.

A football club, a corrupt mayor, millions of dollars and a worldwide cult? What do they all have in common with this year’s presidential election?

Political muscle is good and all, but it’s the behind-the-scenes grease that makes miracles happen.

Make tteokbokki with a can of coke and you won’t believe the results!

Should a shaman-in-residence at the presidential compound be allowed to direct national security and national policy? Why not just open the door and Korea’s coffers to any con man who wears a ‘monk’ outfit?

Instead of playing coy, he needs to make some money moves now.

Learn how to successfully use this popular Korean phrase in this video.

Who writes in their journal in red ink? Creepy.

Do you feel these recordings show the true face behind the mask?

Is Lee Jae-myung’s presidential fairy tale about turn into a pumpkin?

Among the many things revealed, she tried to buy a journalist for about 100,000 dollars. Plus, she doesn’t think the ‘me too’ movement caught on in Korea because men, especially conservatives, know how to pay their girls off.

If you’re wondering why a whistleblower would run for his life just for having evidence about having the receipts to how a presidential candidate paid for his lawyers…

Why did a THIRD whistleblower die even after he warned last month on Facebook that it might happen? And yes, it's related to our presidential election in South Korea.

Judge to rule in February 2022 on whether to release additional CCTV footage in the Son Jung Min Han Rivergate case.