Hunter Biden: Father’s Cancer Has Spread and is Very Painful
Former US President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden, revealed to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on Friday (August 7) that…
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Empower Graduates with the Strongest Workplace Advantages: Top 10 Universities in the United States
In the United States, the question of whether it is worth going to college has always been a topic of…
Two Chinese Men Arrested in the U.S. for Scamming Elderly with Counterfeit Federal Agent Fraud Involving Gold Bars
The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) in Washington, D.C. announced on Friday, August 7th, that they have arrested two Chinese men….
Three Chinese Military Generals and One Colonel Die of Illness in Quick Succession
During the escalating COVID-19 outbreak in mainland China, three senior Chinese Communist Party (CCP) leaders passed away within a span…
Lionel Messi’s father passes away at the age of 68
World football superstar Lionel Messi’s father, Jorge Messi, passed away on Friday night (August 7) at a medical clinic in…
Japan welcomes rare auspicious day of 888, couples queue up to register for honey marriage.
On Saturday, August 8th, a wave of wedding ceremonies, special discounts, and commemorative activities swept across Japan. This rare occurrence…
Genetic Editing in a Global Perspective: Saving Lives or Taking Lives?
In late July, a piece of news shook the global medical and bioethical communities. A 6-year-old Chinese girl died in…
Henan Xiping Manhunt for Murderer Shakes the Nation, Public Response Draws Attention
On July 30, murder suspect Xia Fugang escaped in Henan’s Xiping County, prompting a massive police operation that culminated in…
Taiwan donates over NT$200 million for Kumamoto disaster relief, foreign minister says Taiwan-Japan friendship is deep
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of China (Taiwan) stated today that the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Joseph…
Is chatting at work slacking off? Study: Brief breaks can boost productivity
In the midst of busy work, people inevitably take a break to read brief news, jokes, or chat with colleagues…