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Political turmoil in South Korea after the President declares martial law and then lifts it

after opposition from parliament. And how President Biden's pardon of his son threatens his legacy

and the Democrats fight against President-elect Donald Trump.

It's not the most, but it is among the most controversial decisions that this president has made

in his

four years. Plus, what Trump's looming tariffs might mean for a railroad that connects Canada,

the U.S., and Mexico. It's Tuesday, December 3rd. I'm Tracy Hunt for the Wall Street Journal.

This is the PM edition of What's News, the top headlines and business stories that move the world today.

We'll begin today with the political turmoil unfolding in South Korea.

Protests broke out in the capital Seoul after South Korea's president Yun-Suk Yul declared martial law,

accusing opposition parties of making the nation vulnerable to North Korean communist forces.

A few hours later, the country's parliament voted unanimously to end martial law, and eventually

the president backtracked and said he would lift his declaration.

South Korea is home to the U.S.'s largest overseas military base and hosts roughly 28,500

American military personnel. A spokeswoman for the White House's National Security Council

said the U.S. had not been notified in advance of the Marshall

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