Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong to be indicted on bribery charges The planned indictment sets in motion legal proceedings that could put Lee Jae-yong behind bars for years.

Samsung Heir Faces New Questions About Role in Political Scandal Lee Jae-yong will be questioned based on findings uncovered in the past few weeks, the special prosecutor’s office said.

Court Denies Arrest Warrant for Samsung Heir Lee Jae-yong A South Korean court denied an arrest warrant for Lee Jae-yong, the scion of the Samsung conglomerate, for his alleged involvement in a national corruption scandal.

South Korean Prosecutors Seek to Arrest Samsung Heir Lee Jae-yong South Korean prosecutors sought an arrest warrant Monday for Lee Jae-yong, accusing him of bribery and ensnaring the leader of the world’s largest smartphone maker in the country’s widening corruption scandal.

Samsung Tries to Appease Investors But Delays Big Changes Samsung heir Lee Jae-yong is betting that more dividend increases and a new independent director will buy some time amid growing calls for a restructuring of South Korea’s biggest conglomerate.

Ed Yong Discusses His New Book, I Contain Multitudes Listen to Episode No. 112 of Live at Politics & Prose: Subscribe in iTunes ∙ RSS feed ∙ Download ∙ Play in another tab Slate Plus members: Get your ad- ...

Are You Your Microbiome? Ed Yong Explains It All Writer Ed Yong has been chronicling the science of microbial life for years at such outlets as The New York Times, the Atlantic (where he is now a staff writer), and his blog, Not Exactly Rocket Science (currently hosted by National Geographic). Now Read more ... he has published his first book, I Contain Multitu...

Animal Sculptures Made from Old Tires Korean artist Yong Ho Ji recycles old tires and turns them into incredible works of art. From animals to humans and even animal/human hybrids these tire sculptures are truly amazing. Yong Ho...

You Can Unlock These Never-Before-Seen Photos Of Tiananmen Square With Your Phone Photographer Xu Yong was in Tiananmen Square 26 years ago when Chinese government troops opened fire on their own people -- and he captured those moments. Hun...

Tiananmen Square ‘Negatives’: An Art Book or a Protest? The photographer Xu Yong published only negatives of his pictures documenting the 1989 protests, but they are likely to be seen as a provocation: Readers can unlock the full images with an iPhone.