Soaring living costs push first-time and returning Korean voters to US midterms
A person shops for groceries in New York City on Aug. 26. Reuters-Yonhap SEATTLE — For Lee Min-ha, a 46-year-old Korean living near Seattle, eating out has become a luxury her household can no longer afford. “Everything has gotten so expensive that eating out is completely out of the question,” Lee said. “I’ve been buying…

