Power Struggle Between California and Trump Administration
California Governor Newsom files a lawsuit against the Trump administration over National Guard deployment, sparking protests in Los Angeles.
US-Japan-Taiwan Drill: CCP's Surprise Landing on Taiwan's East Coast Seizes 'Gateway to Taiwan' Faster Than Expected
The latest US-Japan-Taiwan drill simulated a CCP surprise attack on Taiwan's east coast and the rapid loss of Penghu, underscoring its significance.
China Appoints New Bishop, Vatican Expresses Welcome
Lin Yuntuan has been appointed as the auxiliary bishop of Fuzhou, with the Vatican welcoming this important outcome in its dialogue with Chinese authorities.
JPMorgan CEO Dimon Predicts Rapid Deterioration of U.S. Economic Data
JPMorgan CEO Dimon warns that U.S. economic data may quickly deteriorate, pointing to weakening confidence among consumers and businesses.
Protests Continue in Los Angeles as Nationwide Demonstrations Surge
Protests continue in Los Angeles as President Trump deploys the National Guard and Marine Corps, drawing strong criticism from Democrats.
Taiwan's Economic Ministry Addresses US Chamber Concerns Over Baseload Power, Insists on Stability
Taiwan's Economic Ministry has addressed US Chamber concerns on baseload power, ensuring the stability of the island's electricity supply.
Dayeh University Partners with Springfield College to Enhance International Education: Students Embark on Cross-Cultural Learning in the USA
Students from Dayeh University's Department of Tourism and Leisure travel to Springfield College in the USA for a short-term study program, experiencing American-style education and cultural exchange, and enhancing their language skills and confidence.
EU Report: May Records Second-Hottest on Record, Greenland Ice Sheet Experiences Significant Melting
The EU report reveals that May this year recorded the second-highest temperatures ever, while Greenland’s ice sheet has experienced significant melting due to heatwaves.
Ryuichi Sakamoto's Documentary 'Tokyo Melody' Re-Released, Captures Family Jam Session
The documentary 'Ryuichi Sakamoto: Tokyo Melody' will be re-released in a 4K version, capturing the precious jam session between Sakamoto and his wife, Akiko Yano.
California Chef Tim Larimer Debuts at The Oak Door in Taipei with Exquisite Steak Menu
Chef Tim Larimer debuts in Taipei, showcasing high-end American steak and unique dishes with a chance to win a hotel stay!
National Science Council Collaborates with Iloilo City, Philippines on Smart Disaster Prevention Technology
NSTC signs a cooperation agreement with Iloilo City to enhance local disaster warning capabilities through smart disaster prevention technologies.
Song Yu of MAMAMOO Responds to Controversy Over Wu Zongxian's 'Korean Girls Can't Sing' Comment
Song Yu responded to the controversy over Wu Zongxian's remarks during her new song release, demonstrating her professionalism and affection for Taiwanese culture.
Breakthrough in Constitutional Court Nomination: Han Kuo-yu Announces Handling of KMT Review Proposal on June 13
Han Kuo-yu announced that the Constitutional Court nomination plan will be addressed on June 13, impacted by the KMT's revote proposal.
Taiwan Debuts as a Featured Country at the 2025 Seoul Book Fair
Taiwan will debut at the 2025 Seoul Book Fair as a featured country, presenting 550 books and works from 23 authors, highlighting its cultural diversity.
US Chamber of Commerce Calls on Taiwan to Prioritize Energy Issues and Criticizes Unfair Tariff Policies
The US Chamber of Commerce releases the "2025 Taiwan White Paper," emphasizing the need for Taiwan to prioritize energy issues and expresses dissatisfaction with the unfair tariff policies while calling for US support for Taiwan's participation in international organizations.
Nationwide Immigration Protests Surge: Police-Civilian Clashes in Los Angeles and Vandalized Self-Driving Cars
Nationwide immigration protests are rapidly expanding, with renewed police-civilian clashes in Los Angeles and vandalism of self-driving cars.
US Chamber of Commerce: One Month Countdown, Tariffs Unfair to Taiwan
With the deadline for tariff delays approaching, the US Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan claims that these tariffs are unfair and calls for adjustments.
SOM's Jian Liang-Yu Reveals Design Challenges of Taipei Twin Towers Project
Jian Liang-Yu revealed the design challenges of the Taipei Twin Towers project at a lecture, focusing on the complexity of pedestrian flow and underground structures.
THE ONE Global Basketball Championship Makes a Grand Return! Taipei Leg Kicks Off on July 6 as Contestants Compete for New York Final Tickets
THE ONE Global Basketball Championship will grandly commence at the 新生高架橋 basketball court in Taipei on July 6, with participants vying for tickets to the finals in New York.
Monet's Water Lilies Leads Impressionist Exhibition in the U.S.
The Fubon Art Museum's "Impressionism - From Monet to America" exhibition features Monet's "Water Lilies" and Childe Hassam's masterpieces, delving into the global influence of Impressionism.
US Chamber of Commerce Report Highlights Power Supply Challenges for Taiwan's Semiconductor and AI Industries
The latest white paper from the US Chamber of Commerce highlights the risk of power shortages facing Taiwan's semiconductor and AI industries and calls for improvements in energy strategy to ensure stable supply.
US Faces Default Crisis Soon: CBO Warns of Funding Shortage by August
CBO warns that if the debt ceiling is not raised, the US government may face a funding shortfall between August and September 2025, akin to a default crisis.
11 Banned English Names in the U.S. You Should Avoid!
In the U.S., 11 names are banned due to religious and political sensitivities. Experts suggest parents choose names carefully to avoid future issues.
American Scientists Crack Random Code, Win 2025 Gödel Award
American scientists receive the 2025 Gödel Award for cracking a random code, contributing to the advancement of pseudorandomness research.