ORLANDO, Florida (AP) ― The neighborhood watch volunteer who killed an unarmed black teenager has posted bail and has gone into hiding, although law enforcement officials can track him at all times. George Zimmerman, who left jail on $150,000 bail in the early morning darkness, went into hiding Monday and likely fled to another state to avoid threats as he awaits his second-degree murder trial f...

A local district court ordered SK Communications Co. on Thursday to compensate a user whose information was stolen during a massive hacking incident last year. The Daegu District Court ruled in favor of Nate and Cyworld user and lawyer Yoo Neung-jong, who launched a lawsuit against SK Communications asking for 3 million won ($2,600). The court ordered the operator of Nate, the country’s third-m...

Police failed to rescue a woman who dialed the state’s emergency hotline twice before being raped by two men in a motel. Local police agency belatedly announced on Wednesday the incident which took place on Saturday in Kimhae, South Gyeongsang Province, further stirring public fury over police inaction. According to the Gyeongnam Provincial Police Agency, a woman had dialed 112 twice at around ...

British police on Wednesday asked Portugal to reopen the case of missing girl Madeleine McCann, saying that as the fifth anniversary of her disappearance approaches there is a possibility she is still alive. Police also released a new image of what McCann would likely look like today, expressing hope that she would be found even years after the then-3-year-old vanished on May 3 while on a trip t...

South Korea has asked the U.N. Security Council to add more than 10 North Korean entities to its sanctions list, a senior government official said. The move comes after the 15-member Security Council on April 16 condemned Pyongyang’s recent rocket launch, expanded the list of North Korean organizations subject to asset freezes and identified more proliferation-sensitive technology to be banned f...

Seoul Metropolitan Government will open its key meetings to the public via the Internet to promote citizen’s participation in policy making, officials said Monday. Almost 100 kinds of meetings of city government and affiliated committees and organizations will be shown on Internet broadcasting channels or video files. The move is part of Mayor Park Won-soon’s pledge to enhance communication wit...