Morning Wide: Today's Major News (October 30, 2026)

1. Gyeonggi Bus Labor and Management Reach Dramatic Agreement... Normal Operations to Begin From First Buses

The labor union for buses in the Gyeonggi region, which had threatened a strike starting from the first buses this morning (October 30), reached a last-minute agreement with management just before the strike. A major commuting crisis in the metropolitan area has been averted.

2. 'National Father' Choi Bul-am Passes Away... Ending a 67-Year Acting Career

Actor Choi Bul-am, who received widespread national love through dramas such as "Chief Inspector" and "Country Diaries," passed away last night at the age of 87. Bringing an end to his 67-year acting career, the late actor's wake is scheduled to be set up at Asan Medical Center in Seoul.

3. Over 76,000 Households to Be Supplied Across Six Gyeonggi Locations... Zero for Seoul

The government has newly designated new housing sites amounting to 76,700 households across six locations in Gyeonggi Province. Including potential sites that had been strongly discussed such as Yongsan Park or Naegok-dong in Seocho-gu, not a single household of additional supply was designated for Seoul.

4. Trump: "Polls Are Fake... Brazil Presidential Election Is a Disgrace"

Continuing his campaign rallies to support the midterm elections, U.S. President Trump claimed that polls showing unfavorable results for the Republican Party are fabricated. He also criticized the recent Brazilian presidential election, calling it a disgraceful election.
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