Trump Urges Senate to Pass Big Tax Reform Before July 4, But Clause 899 Could Shake Markets and Threaten 8.4 Million Jobs
Trump urges the Senate to pass tax reform before July 4, which could lead to market turbulence and affect 8.4 million jobs.
Impact of US Tariffs: TLi Group Reports 13.9% Drop in May Revenue
TLi Group's revenue fell 13.9% in May, largely due to the impact of US reciprocal tariffs on trade activities.
Yoo Joon-an Finishes 3rd at PGA Canada Open, Marks Best of the Season
Yoo Joon-an finishes third at the PGA Canada Open, just one stroke shy of the champion, marking his best performance of the season.
US Supreme Court Lifts Ban on DOGE as SSA Initiates AI Transformation
SSA head Frank Bisignano announces plans for digital transformation and AI integration, leveraging the DOGE team for reform. The Supreme Court's ban lift allows DOGE to return to the spotlight.
Egypt Expresses Support to Combat Jihadist Groups in West Africa's Sahel Region
Egypt's Foreign Minister Badr Abdelatty has expressed a willingness to assist in combating jihadist groups in West Africa's Sahel region, emphasizing the importance of enhanced regional cooperation.
First Meeting of China-US Economic and Trade Consultation Mechanism Held in London
The inaugural meeting of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism took place in London, addressing critical topics like tariffs and export controls.
University of Michigan Chinese Student Flees to Shanghai After Voting as False American Citizen
A Chinese student's voting as a false American citizen in Michigan raises legal issues, leading to his flight back to Shanghai.
Israeli Defense Minister Warns Climate Activists: Better Change Direction!
The Israeli Defense Minister warns climate activists to change course in response to the climate crisis.
The Harvard Incident: A New Landscape for Global Research Talent Mobility and Trump's Strategy to Contain China
The Harvard incident affects international student policies in the U.S., leading to accelerated research talent mobility, presenting both opportunities and challenges for Taiwan.
Trump and Xi Phone Call: Rare Earths Take Center Stage as Taiwan Situation Worsens
Trump and Xi's call centered on rare earth exports and Taiwan, with former legislator Tsai Cheng-yuan warning of increasing threats to Taiwan's situation, which appears to be heading in a dire direction.
Lin Junjie’s Concert Sparks Controversy: Reciting Chinese Place Names Draws Fans’ Anger
Lin Junjie’s Taipei concert drew backlash for mentioning Chinese place names, but supporters defended him as it was part of an interactive segment.
27-year-old Miss Hong Kong Serina Ko Suffers Severe Food Allergy Swelling
Serina Ko suffers from a severe food allergy leading to swollen eyes and urgent medical care, emphasizes food safety awareness.
US-China Trade Talks: Focus on Relaxing Export Controls
US-China trade talks will focus on relaxing export controls and the issue of rare earth exports.
JJ Lin's Controversial Concert in Taipei Taiwan Raises Eyebrows but Attracts 40,000 Fans Tonight
JJ Lin's concert in Taipei sparked controversy but he emphasized international appeal tonight, thrilling 40,000 fans. He reaffirmed that music is his refuge.
LA Immigration Crackdown Sparks Protests; Trump Deploys 2,000 National Guard
Los Angeles' immigration enforcement actions fuel protests as Trump deploys 2,000 National Guards and bans protesters from wearing masks.
Elon Musk and Trump Clash: NASA Concerned Over Dragon Spacecraft Retirement
Elon Musk's threat to retire the Dragon spacecraft has raised concerns at NASA and the Pentagon, prompting a search for alternative options to ensure mission security.
Groom Loses Four Toes After Wearing Wrong Shoes at Wedding; Hospital Admits Error
A UK groom lost four toes after wearing incorrectly sized hospital shoes at his wedding, leading the hospital to admit its error.
Chou Tien-Chen Claims Runner-Up in Indonesia Open Men's Singles, Sets Record for Oldest Finalist
Chou Tien-Chen secures the men's singles runner-up at the Indonesia Open, setting a record for the oldest finalist in history.
Tragic Incident in India: 14-Year-Old Boy Commits Suicide After Mother's Rebuke Over TV
A 14-year-old boy in India took his own life after being reprimanded by his mother over TV, prompting police investigation.
DarkShot Wins Taiwan's World Cosplay Summit, Set to Compete in Japan this August
DarkShot has won the cosplay competition in Taoyuan and will represent Taiwan at the WCS in Japan this August, aiming for a spot on the world stage.
Limited 16-Day Exhibition of Japan's Important Cultural Asset Screen, Explore the Beauty of Edo Ukiyo through Google Street View
Japan's important cultural asset screen,
Rising Star Boy Band F.F.O Serves as One-Day Store Manager for Korean Brand MEDIPEEL, Exciting Fan Interaction
F.F.O boy band served as one-day store managers for Korean brand MEDIPEEL, sharing skincare secrets with fans and attracting a large turnout of supporters.
Exploring the Centuries-Old Chinese Town of Kuala Kubu Bharu in Malaysia
Kuala Kubu Bharu is a unique Chinese town in Malaysia with a hundred-year history and delicious Hokkien noodles, making it worth a visit.
U.S. Lawmaker Assures: Taiwanese Students Won't Be Trapped by Visa Ban
Recently, U.S. lawmakers emphasized their commitment not to let Taiwanese students be trapped by visa bans and will work to improve policies to protect their rights.