Trump Criticizes Harvard Students for 'Not Being Able to Add 2+2'
Trump criticizes Harvard students needing math remedial courses, leading to a ban and lawsuit regarding the university's international student program.
31-Year-Old Female Influencer Found Dead After Solo Hiking Trip Just 550 Meters From Trailhead
31-year-old influencer Hannah Moody went missing after solo hiking in Arizona, her body was found the next day just 550 meters from the trailhead with her cause of death still undetermined.
Nepal's Strict New Rules: Climbing Everest Mandates 7000-Meter Summit Success
Nepal is introducing new regulations requiring climbers to summit a 7000-meter peak before gaining permission to climb Mount Everest, aimed at improving safety and environmental conditions.
Tseng Tzu-Yu and Liang Shu-Han Explore Vietnamese Cuisine with a Focus on Durian
Tseng Tzu-Yu, Liang Shu-Han, and Dylan's food expedition team is set to explore Vietnamese cuisine, focusing on durian and traditional dishes.
Top Travel Destinations for Solo Travelers: Recommendations from Netizens
Internet users discuss solo travel destinations, with Japan, Thailand, and New Zealand being popular suggestions.
Japan Steel Works to Begin Local Production of AMV-XP Armored Personnel Carrier in September
Japan Steel Works has completed training in Finland and will begin local production of the AMV-XP armored personnel carrier in September, enhancing the capabilities of the Ground Self-Defense Force.
South Korean Marine Corps Completes Joint Island Defense Training
The South Korean Marine Corps completed joint island defense training to enhance deterrence against threats from North Korea.
Japan Plans to Change Tax-Exempt Policy: Travel Expert Says No Need to Panic
Japan plans to change its tax-exempt shopping system, with travel experts advising calm amidst the changes.
Taiwan's Agricultural Exhibition Kicks Off in Jakarta with Celebrities Stirring Interest
The Taiwan Agricultural Exhibition was held in Jakarta, featuring Indonesian star Mikha Tambayong as a spokesperson, attracting many young visitors to explore Taiwan's travel appeal.
Shocking Job Ad in Malaysia: 'Organs Must Be Clean' Raises Organ Harvesting Concerns
A Malaysian job ad stating 'organs must be clean' raises serious concerns over potential organ harvesting and illegal trade.
GENBLUE Bears Share Their Thailand Insect Eating Experience and Celebrate with Rice Dumplings
GENBLUE held their final signing event in Taipei, sharing their Thailand insect-eating experience and celebrating with rice dumplings.
GENBLUE's Challenge in Thailand: Eating Bugs Shocks Fans During Final Stop in Taipei
GENBLUE's Asian tour finale in Taipei had fans excited as they shared their Thailand bug-eating experience, creating a lively atmosphere.
So Ji-sub's First Visit to Taiwan After Marriage: Spreads Love to Fans and Shares Hidden Gems
So Ji-sub made his first trip to Taiwan post-marriage, attending the Korean Tourism Expo and fondly recalling Taiwanese cuisine while announcing his new drama release.
Hōkaku Kappo: Rediscovering the Essence of Traditional Japanese Cuisine
Hōkaku Kappo in Taipei redefines traditional Japanese kappo, attracting food lovers with its unique flavors and innovative aesthetics.
So Ji-sub Transforms into a Prince Charming in Taiwan, Invites Fans to Visit Korea
So Ji-sub makes a charming appearance in Taiwan, inviting fans to explore Korea with him!
First Taiwan Agricultural Tourism Exhibition in Indonesia Marks a New Chapter
Taiwan launches its first agricultural tourism exhibition in Indonesia, promoting agri-tourism resources and attracting local interest, enhancing international visibility.
Trump Warns: iPhone to Face 25% Additional Tariff If Not Produced in the U.S.
Trump has stated that if iPhones are not produced in the U.S., they will face a 25% additional tariff, impacting brand costs.
Trump Threatens Heavy Taxes on EU and Smartphones to Push Manufacturing Back to America
Trump threatens to impose heavy tariffs on the EU and overseas-made smartphones to encourage domestic production, escalating trade tensions.
US Revokes Harvard International Student Status, Hong Kong Universities Offer Swift Support
Following the US revocation of Harvard's international student status, Hong Kong universities are actively providing support and transfer opportunities for international students.
US Faces Debt Crisis: Borrowing Costs Surge, Bond Yields Hit Record Highs
The US is facing a debt crisis as borrowing costs soar and bond yields reach new highs, with experts warning of a potential new wave of economic pressure from rising deficits.
Rasmussen Report: If Midterm Elections Were Held Today, Democrats Would Slightly Lead
The Rasmussen Report states that if midterm elections were held today, Democrats would lead Republicans with 45% over 44%.
U.S. White House National Security Council Begins Layoffs Amid Internal Turmoil
The U.S. White House National Security Council starts layoffs, leading to emotional moments among staff.
Power Outage Before Cannes Film Festival Closing Ceremony Affects 160,000 Households
A major power outage before the Cannes Film Festival closing ceremony affected at least 160,000 households. The ceremony will proceed using an independent power system.
2025 French Lifestyle Festival Returns to Kaohsiung, Attracting Thousands
The 2025 French Lifestyle Festival makes a grand return to Kaohsiung’s Pier 2, attracting over ten thousand visitors on its opening day with diverse activities blending French charm and ocean themes.