Thousands of North Korean IT workers are using stolen and made-up US identities to make hundreds of millions of dollars a year to fund Pyongyang’s military programs.

A routine immigration hearing in New York turned into a four-day ordeal for Go Yeon-soo, a 20-year-old Korean student, who ...

Members of the Korean-American Association of Staten Island attend the inauguration ceremony of Mr. Jung Min Lee as the ...

Korea's national spirit, soju, is increasingly gaining popularity outside of its home country. Here's how this distilled ...

U.S. President Trump's announcement of a tariff agreement with South Korea, along with his remarks that the market for ...

References to the cuddly agents of evil and other ‘Despicable Me’ characters are telltale signs of swindlers infiltrating U.S ...

Korean Americans guarded Koreatown during the 1992 Los Angeles riots. Wikipedia LA Koreans felt particularly vulnerable; tensions with the black community were at an all-time high.

Six Americans were detained Friday in South Korea for trying to send 1,600 plastic bottles filled with rice, miniature Bibles, $1 bills and USB sticks toward North Korea by sea, police said.

The "rooftop Koreans" became a viral meme during the LA anti-ICE riots. Here's what the 1992 riots were really like, from Korean-Americans who defended their businesses with guns.

The Korean citizenship they inherit from their parents used to expire automatically at age 22. But under the new law, if they don’t renounce it before March of the year they turn 18, they are ...

North Korea has been holding a Korean-American missionary Kenneth Bae since November 2012. Bae was sentenced to 15 years of hard labor for what the North says were hostile acts against the state.

The Korean American banks have benefited in part from improved economic conditions in South Korea since the 1997 Asian financial crisis, which has led to more tourism and investment by Koreans ...