Los Angeles Residents Rally Before Two Sessions, Refuse Fake Democracy, Push for CCP’s Overthrow
In light of the CCP’s convening of the “Two Sessions,” the China Democratic Party’s U.S. West Coast branch recently held…
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Encounter of Fujian petitioners intercepted during National People’s Congress and Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference in Beijing.
In response to the stability maintenance for the upcoming two sessions of the Chinese Communist Party, local governments are conducting…
What does Trump’s demand for Iran’s unconditional surrender really mean?
On Friday, March 6, US President Trump posted on social media stating that no agreement would be reached unless Iran…
Russia Provides Iran with Information on US Military Deployment in the Middle East
Several media outlets have reported that according to American intelligence, Russia is providing Iran with information about the locations and…
Trump Reveals Plans for Iran’s New Leadership and Cuba’s Future
According to a CNN telephone interview with former President Trump on Friday, March 6, as well as recent reports from…
Hormuz Strait Shipping Disruption Causes Crude Oil Prices to Break $90
Due to the conflicts in the Middle East causing a near-complete halt in shipping in the Hormuz Strait, Brent crude…
Oil Prices Stabilize, US Stocks Close Higher, Asian Stocks Rebound Amid Middle East Conflict
As the situation in Iran unfolds and the momentum of rising oil prices recedes, coupled with strong economic data from…
Historic First: US Uses Long-Range Precision Missiles to Strike Iran, Video Exposed
The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) announced on Wednesday, March 4th, the historic first deployment of long-range Precision Strike Missiles…
“National Taiwan University Centennial Celebration: Western Choir Tour to Kick Off in January Next Year”
National Chengchi University, founded on May 20, 1927, and reestablished in Taiwan in 1954, is set to celebrate its centenary…
Federal Judge: Department of Transportation has no authority to terminate congestion fees
On Tuesday, March 3, a federal judge ruled that the U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy did not have the authority…