US Q1 GDP Revised Down to -0.5%, Personal Consumption Hits Lowest Since Pandemic
US Q1 GDP revised to -0.5%, with personal consumption at its lowest point since the pandemic, indicating a weak economic performance overall.
Brazilian Dancer Falls from Indonesian Volcano; Rescue Team Confirms Death and Locates Body
Brazilian dancer falls from Indonesian volcano; rescue team confirms death and locates body.
Trump's T1 Phone Labeling Changes: Website Quietly Removes 'Made in America'
The labeling of Trump's T1 phone has changed, with the website removing 'Made in America', leading consumers to question its transparency regarding origin.
Mid-Season League of Legends Tournament: Official Casters Favor Gen.G, But Coach Confirms Team Practice Dominated by AL
In the Mid-Season Tournament, official casters back Gen.G, yet the team faces challenges as AL dominates their practice sessions.
Taiwanese Women's Basketball Team Aims for Medals at FISU Games in Germany
The Taiwanese women's basketball team is fully committed to the FISU Games in Germany, with an upgraded lineup aiming to return to the podium and overcome strong competitors.
NATO Agrees to Increase Defense Spending to 5% of GDP, Spain's Reluctance Draws Attention
NATO agrees to raise defense spending to 5% of GDP, but Spain's reluctance draws attention.
Chinese Military Showcases Dongfeng-10A Operational Drills Ahead of September 3 Parade
The PLA reveals operational drills of the Dongfeng-10A cruise missile ahead of the September 3 parade, showcasing military strength and advanced missile threats.
China Claims Over 100 Major Breakthroughs Similar to DeepSeek, Yet Relies on US Chips
China claims numerous upcoming AI breakthroughs, yet its technological advancement continues to depend on US chips, with Taiwan playing a crucial role.
2025 Penghu Wind Music and Light Festival Lineup Revealed! Korean Diva Hyolyn to Perform for the First Time
The lineup for the 2025 Penghu Wind Music and Light Festival is revealed, with Korean diva Hyolyn making her first island performance—exciting times ahead!
Taiwan's Media Bargaining Legislation Stalled: Successful Examples from Australia and Canada
Taiwan's media bargaining legislation is stalled, contrasting with successful examples from Australia and Canada. Scholars urge for accelerated reforms to rescue the media industry.
Discover Korean Delights at Tan Opa in Tainan's Xinying District!
Tan Opa Korean Cuisine in Tainan's Xinying District offers a variety of delicious dishes, such as copper plate grilled meat and seafood pancakes—a must-visit!
Seoul Subway Arson Incident Injures Hundreds
A serious arson incident in the Seoul subway has left at least a hundred injured, prompting local authorities to launch an investigation.
Thailand's Dramatic Shift on Cannabis Policy: Recreation Use Banned
Thailand imposes a total ban on recreational cannabis, a significant policy shift that underscores health and safety issues.
Luxury BBQ Restaurant in Taichung Offers A5 Wagyu Treasure Box and Free Oiran Kimono Experience
Taichung BBQ restaurant offers designated grilling for A5 Wagyu and free Oiran kimono experience, attracting many diners.
Thailand Plans to Reclassify Cannabis as a Controlled Substance for Medical Use with Prescription Requirement
Thailand plans to reclassify cannabis as a controlled substance, restricted to medical use with a doctor's prescription.
Thailand Tightens Cannabis Policy, Limits Use to Medical Purposes
Thailand's government tightens cannabis policy, limiting its use to medical purposes amid concerns over misuse.
Predicting a Major Earthquake in Japan This July: Tang Qiyang Warns of Global Panic
Tang Qiyang predicts a major earthquake in Japan this July, as global tensions rise and panic spreads.
'World's Most Poisonous Plant' Discovered in Hokkaido, Japan – Touching It May Lead to Blindness
The 'world's most poisonous plant' has appeared in Hokkaido, Japan, and touching it may result in blindness; local healthcare warns to be cautious.
Kaohsiung Reports Increase in Imported Dengue Fever Cases Linked to Southeast Asia Travel
Kaohsiung sees a rise in imported dengue cases related to Southeast Asian travel, prompting health officials to urge preventive measures.
Track Star Robinson Wins Gold Despite Wardrobe Malfunction
Craig Robinson overcame a wardrobe malfunction during a race to win gold in the Czech Republic, clocking in at 48.05 seconds.
American Athlete Chris Robinson Wins Gold in 400m Hurdles Despite Wardrobe Malfunction, Goes Viral
American athlete Chris Robinson overcame a wardrobe malfunction to win gold in the 400m hurdles, becoming a viral sensation worldwide.
U.S. House Tightens App Usage Policy Again, Bans WhatsApp for Government Devices
The U.S. House tightens its app usage policy, banning WhatsApp for government-issued devices due to data protection and security risks.
University of Wisconsin and Chang Gung University Collaborate on Nursing Culture Exchange
The University of Wisconsin's faculty and students visited Taiwan and engaged in a nursing professional exchange with Chang Gung University, enhancing cultural understanding and bolstering future international collaboration.
U.S. Airstrikes Inflict Major Damage on Iranian Nuclear Facilities
U.S. airstrikes have caused significant damage to Iranian nuclear facilities, with Iran officially acknowledging the damage and potential for heightened tensions between the two nations.