Morning Wide: Today's Top Headlines

1. CCTV Footage from Jamsil 7-dong Polling Station No. 2 Released: 67 Hours of Chaos Captured

SBS has exclusively obtained internal CCTV footage from Polling Station No. 2 in Jamsil 7-dong. The 67 hours of footage contain clear records of the situation on the ground, which could serve as evidence for election petitions or to investigate the National Election Commission's inadequate response.

2. Evidence of 'Planned Crime Ignored' Emerges; Government Issues Official Apology

The special investigation team has secured testimony suggesting that concerns raised by members of the police investigation team—regarding evidence that Jang Yoon-gi knew the victimized high school student before the incident—were ignored. The government has issued an official apology regarding the case and announced a reform plan for the police organization.

3. "Trump's Speech Will Be Shocking": Iran Attacks Continue for Sixth Day

U.S. President Trump is scheduled to deliver a national address at 10:00 a.m. today (July 17) KST. While the speech is expected to address claims regarding election fraud in the U.S., the White House stated that the content of the address would be shocking. Meanwhile, attacks by Iran have continued for the sixth day.

4. U.S. Student Visa Duration Limited to 4 Years: Impact Expected on Students and Families

The duration of stay for international students studying in the United States will now be limited to a maximum of four years. As part of a broader crackdown on immigration, this policy is expected to immediately affect approximately 13,000 South Korean students and their families.
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