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Surveillance Footage of Crime Scene Revealed! Father of Tainan Female Councilor Assassinated in 8 Seconds, Shot to Death

Reported about 1 year ago

On the morning of July 8, 2024, in Tainan City, a horrifying shooting incident occurred where Fishermen's Association director Lin Shijie was ambushed by a gunman at his doorstep at 5:40 a.m. and shot multiple times at close range in the chest, face, and neck, resulting in fatal injuries. Lin was rushed to Chi Mei Hospital in Yongkang but succumbed to his wounds after 30 minutes. Police are actively pursuing the suspect and surveillance footage of the incident has been released, showing the assailant ambushing Lin outside his home, shooting him, and fleeing the scene immediately. The investigation is ongoing.

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明道曝光反應 撞臉《周處》阮經天

Reported about 1 year ago

明道回台出席《前途海量》首映會,吸引200名粉絲到場支持。他被問到183club合體可能性時表示,若要合體可能要因為戲。最近被說撞臉《周處除三害的》阮經天,他自嘲對此也感到好笑。明道表示多年未在台拍戲,對於回台拍戲感到興奮期待,想跟台灣的新人合作。

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Canada Tops 2024 Global 'Most Desirable Countries to Immigrate' Rankings with Japan as the Only Asian Representative

Reported about 1 year ago

According to the '2024 Livability Index' released by the UK-based international moving service company '1st Move International,' Canada has emerged as the most popular immigration destination globally with 1.5 million searches, maintaining the top spot. Japan is the only Asian country to make it to the top 10 rankings. Factors like high quality of life, diverse culture, excellent public healthcare and education systems, and stunning natural landscapes contribute to Canada's appeal. However, the country's relatively high cost of living, especially in major cities like Vancouver and Toronto, is a consideration. Other countries in the top 10 include Australia, New Zealand, Spain, and the UK, while the US did not make it to the top 10 list.

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Timing Is Key When Considering These 3 iPhones! Apple Might Discontinue in September

Reported about 1 year ago

Apple is set to launch the new iPhone 16 series in September, which may lead to the discontinuation of iPhone 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 13. The recommendation is to wait until the iPhone 16 release before deciding on purchasing either iPhone 16 or iPhone 15, as prices for iPhone 15 are expected to drop post-iPhone 16 launch. Be cautious if interested in purchasing any of the three soon-to-be discontinued models, as their availability may decrease once they are no longer in production.

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Taiwan Stock Market Opening Index Rises Over 50 Points, Surpasses 23600 Level!

Reported about 1 year ago

According to SET News on July 7, 2024, at 9:15 PM, reporter Wang Yiqi from Taipei reported that the Taiwan Stock Exchange today (8th) opened with the weighted index at 23550.64 points. Within the first minute of trading, the index surged by 50 points, reaching 23607 points. US stocks all rose on the 8th, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average up by 67.87 points, the Nasdaq up by 164.46 points, the S&P 500 up by 30.17 points, and the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index up by 4.59 points. Analysts at Huaguan Investment pointed out that the US stock market continued to rise on Friday, with S&P500 and Nasdaq hitting new highs, leading to an optimistic outlook for short-term bullish trends in the Taiwanese stock market.

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底特律街頭派對槍擊案釀2死19傷

Reported about 1 year ago

美國密西根州底特律發生一場街頭派對槍擊事件,造成2人死亡、19人受傷,目前尚無逮捕嫌疑人。市長計劃與警察局長舉行記者會討論後續因應策略,並指出研究人員表示假期期間暴力和槍擊事件較為普遍。

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郭正亮揭露鄭文燦案仍在發展?指其與特定人群有密切關係

Reported about 1 year ago

前海基會董事長鄭文燦因貪污遭到起訴後以500萬元交保,前立委郭正亮指出可能是因為有人告知檢調正在調查他,因此才選擇還了保金。郭正亮進一步指出,鄭文燦案的內容可能不僅止於此,現在恐懼會有其他案件浮現。

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Euro slips on hung French parliament, dollar weak after US payrolls

Reported about 1 year ago

The euro weakened as projections for France's election suggested a hung parliament due to a strong showing by left-wing parties, causing uncertainty over the country's fiscal future. The dollar remained under pressure following disappointing U.S. payrolls data, increasing expectations of an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve in September. Meanwhile, the yen strengthened for a third consecutive day, and sterling rose after the Labour Party's election victory in the UK. Market reactions were influenced by the unexpected election results in France, with the euro declining and the dollar flat. Traders are now anticipating potential market volatility as political uncertainties loom in the region.

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ZICO Showcases Sincerity with a Series of Hit Songs, Elevating Taiwan's Cuisine as the Stage Energy

Reported about 1 year ago

ZICO headlined the final day of the Kaohsiung Beer Festival, bringing a high-energy performance despite a 2-hour interruption due to heavy rain. Expressing his love for Taiwanese cuisine, ZICO indulged in hot pot, noodles, and fried chicken recommended by locals, gathering the energy to deliver a mini-concert with 10 songs, including collaborations like 'SPOT!' with JENNIE and the viral hit 'Any Song.' The show concluded with 'YES OR NO,' leaving a perfect ending to the night.

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Taiwanese Fishermen's Association Director Ambushed at Home, Gunman Fires at 'Face, Neck, Chest' Before Fleeing

Reported about 1 year ago

In a tragic incident, Taiwanese DPP city councilor Lin Yi-ting's father and director of the Taiwanese Fishermen's Association, Lin Shijie, was shot at his home at 5 a.m. by an assailant who fired at his face, neck, and chest before fleeing the scene. Despite being rushed to a hospital, Lin Shijie succumbed to his injuries. The police arrived promptly to investigate, revealing that the attack, in which at least 9 bullets were fired, lasted merely 8 seconds. The gunman seemed well-acquainted with Lin Shijie's residence and routines, exhibiting a high degree of familiarity with the victim.

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Handheld Fans Popular for Beating the Heat in Summer! Taiwan Power Company Warns: One Type Cannot Be Taken on Airplanes

Reported about 1 year ago

As the weather heats up, handheld electric fans have become a popular choice for many people, especially during the summer. The Taiwan Power Company has cautioned the public that handheld fans containing lead-acid batteries cannot be taken on airplanes, whether in carry-on or checked luggage. It is important for travelers to be careful when packing to avoid accidentally bringing prohibited items. The company also emphasized the need for electrical safety and recommended following specific guidelines when using handheld fans to prevent accidents or explosions caused by improper battery use.

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Fatal Incident in Death Valley Due to Record-Breaking Heat

Reported about 1 year ago

As the temperature soared to a record-breaking 128 degrees Fahrenheit in Death Valley National Park, a group of motorcyclists encountered distress from the extreme heat with one of them dying. The incident occurred as they were touring near Badwater Basin, the lowest point in North America. The heat also impacted the rescue efforts due to temperatures exceeding 120 degrees Fahrenheit, preventing medical helicopters from accessing the park. Each year, heat-related illnesses claim lives in the park, emphasizing the importance of staying cool and aware of heat-related stress symptoms.

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Blue and Green Parties Clash Again over Selective Removal Law! Lin Chu-ying Bloodied by Wang Hong-wei's Assault

Reported about 1 year ago

A clash occurred between Green Party member Lin Chu-ying and Blue Party member Wang Hong-wei in the Legislative Yuan's Internal Affairs Committee on the evening of July 7, 2024. The committee continued to review the draft amendments to the 'Public Officials Election and Recall Law,' despite the controversy over raising recall thresholds in the version under review. Disagreements led to intense conflict in the committee, with Lin Chu-ying of the Democratic Progressive Party being physically assaulted by Kuomintang member Wang Hong-wei, resulting in blood being splattered from Lin's chin. Both party factions mobilized all members, resulting in chaos during the committee meeting, as captured by photographer Liao Rui-xiang.

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Oil prices fall as Hurricane Beryl affects Texas

Reported about 1 year ago

Oil prices dropped around 1% to a one-week low due to Hurricane Beryl impacting U.S. refineries and ports in the Gulf of Mexico, and hopes for a ceasefire in Gaza. Brent crude settled at $85.75 a barrel, and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude settled at $82.33 as Hurricane Beryl hit Texas, causing closures, flight cancellations, and power outages, while talks for a Gaza ceasefire and global elections impacted energy policies and oil consumption in various regions.

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Hungarian Prime Minister Orban to Visit Beijing to Meet President Xi Jinping After Surprise Trip to Moscow

Reported about 1 year ago

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who took over the rotating EU presidency this month, is continuing his unorthodox diplomatic approach by visiting China's President Xi Jinping in Beijing today. After a sudden visit to Moscow to meet with Russian President Putin, Orban is expected to hold talks with Xi Jinping in China. Amid tensions in Ukraine and upcoming NATO summit, Orban's actions have raised concerns among other NATO member countries. Orban's government has taken a different stance from other EU nations by strengthening ties with China, despite criticism from Western allies. The Hungarian Foreign Minister Szijjarto is also accompanying Orban on the visit.

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American Teen Missing from Cruise Ship in Germany Found Safe

Reported about 1 year ago

Aydin Brown, a 14-year-old American boy who went missing after leaving a cruise ship in Germany, has been located and reunited with his family. Brown was last seen on July 4 in Rostock-Warnemünde and was found unharmed in Brandenburg, Germany, accompanied by a 19-year-old. Princess Cruises confirmed his safety and expressed gratitude to German authorities for their efforts. The search for Brown included sharing security footage images showing him with an unknown man, and his family provided updates on social media about his reunion.

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Standoff Between Female Legislators Escalates over Vote on Recall Law

Reported about 1 year ago

In the struggle over the vote on the recall law, a clash between blue and green camp has erupted involving a tussle over parliamentary staff. Both camps, particularly the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) and the opposition Kuomintang, engaged in a game of espionage. The green camp aimed to recall blue camp legislators and initiate a 'big recall era', while the blue camp countered by tightening the recall petition process. The tension resulted in a heated confrontation between male and female legislators at the Legislative Yuan, including scenes of shouting, pushing, and jostling for position inside committee rooms.

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Left-Wing Surpasses Far-Right in French Election: Expert Reveals 3 Key Factors

Reported about 1 year ago

In the second round of the French National Assembly election, the far-right party National Rally (RN) unexpectedly lost to the left-wing alliance led by Mélanchon, known as the New People's Front (NFP). Experts attribute this unexpected outcome to strategic voting by left and center-left parties, Macron's premature election gamble backfiring, and the New People's Front effectively tapping into public dissatisfaction with the Macron government and far-right policies, focusing on social justice, economic equality, and anti-austerity measures to resonate with young and urban voters. Despite a strong showing in the first round, doubts regarding the National Rally's governance abilities and contentious policies led to their failure to secure a majority in the second round, ultimately resulting in their defeat.

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Tensions Rise as Lawmakers Climb Over Seating Arrangements in Taiwan Parliament

Reported about 1 year ago

In a recent session at the Internal Affairs Committee of Taiwan's parliament on July 7, 2024, tensions escalated between opposition party members as they vied for seats and control of the meeting. Physical altercations broke out between lawmakers from the ruling Democratic Progressive Party and the opposition Kuomintang Party, with allegations of pushing and shoving. The chaotic scene reflects the ongoing political struggles over amendments to election laws in Taiwan.

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Taiwanese Legislator Wang Hong-wei Allegedly Slaps Lin Chu-yin; Lin Suffers Facial Injury and Bleeding Chin

Reported about 1 year ago

On July 8th, during a review of an amendment to the Recall Act at the Legislative Yuan's Internal Affairs Committee, a physical altercation between Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) Legislator Huang Jie and Kuomintang (KMT) Legislator Wang Hong-wei occurred, resulting in Wang allegedly punching Lin Chu-yin for 15 seconds, causing facial injuries and a bleeding chin. The incident has sparked condemnation of physical violence in the parliament.

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Record-Breaking Heat Wave Hits 49℃ in Hot Las Vegas! Experts: Highest in 3 Years

Reported about 1 year ago

During the summer, a record-breaking high temperature of up to 120 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 48.89 degrees Celsius) was recorded in Las Vegas, Nevada, also known as the 'Gambling Capital,' on July 7th. The scorching heatwave has affected many people worldwide, with experts expressing surprise at the unprecedented high temperature, surpassing initial forecasts and breaking records set in the past three years. The intense heat has led to people seeking relief in various ways, including using misters from roadside establishments to cool down. The National Weather Service meteorologists were shocked by the extreme heat and warned of potential health risks associated with the ongoing heatwave.

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Taiwanese City Councilor's Father and Fishery Association Director Lin Shijie Shot Dead by Gunman in Ambush

Reported about 1 year ago

Taiwanese fishery association director Lin Shijie was fatally shot nine times by a close-range gunman this morning (7/8) on Xinyi Road in the Nanzhong District of Tainan City. Lin, father of DPP councilor Lin Yiting, succumbed to his injuries after being ambushed in front of his home. The police are actively investigating the shooter, potential accomplices, and motives behind the attack.

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2024 Middle and Small Enterprise Digital Forum Leading the New Era of Data Transformation

Reported about 1 year ago

MoBagel, a US-based mobile bagel company, in collaboration with Google Cloud, Hsin Hsin Network, Omnichat, and VMFive, gathered to explore AI-driven marketing strategies to embrace the limitless possibilities of the smart marketing era. The forum aims to help small and medium enterprises integrate AI to breakthrough in marketing technology and achieve digital transformation. Experts shared trends and experiences to assist businesses in navigating challenges such as high costs, complex technology, and system compatibility issues when implementing AI applications, emphasizing the importance of data, automation, and enhancing technology in digital transformation.

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Conflict Arises in Legislative Session for Amendment of Recall Law / Green Party Legislator Storms into Meeting Room in the Early Morning to Prevent Blue Party Members from Meeting, Resulting in Physical Altercations and Injuries

Reported about 1 year ago

FTNN News Network reported on July 7, 2024, that the Internal Affairs Committee of the Legislative Yuan once again reviewed the amendment to the recall law. Members of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) occupied the chairman's podium early in the morning to block the meeting and even blocked the meeting room to prevent Kuomintang (KMT) legislators from entering, leading to multiple verbal altercations and physical conflicts. Green Party legislator Lin Chu-yin accused Blue Party legislator Wang Hung-wei of injuring her with a punch, while legislators from both parties engaged in pushing and verbal arguments. The DPP legislators took this action in response to the KMT considering amending the recall law to raise the recall threshold. The meeting was disrupted, and tensions escalated as discussions on potential amendments continued.

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Don't Mess with Them! These 4 Zodiac Signs are Biased and Protective, Aries Doesn't Fear Offending Others and Always Takes the Lead

Reported about 1 year ago

Among the 12 zodiac signs, some prioritize fairness and objectivity, while others are more inclined to protect their own and show bias. The article lists the zodiac signs that are most biased and protective, such as Cancer, Virgo, Aries, and Scorpio. Each sign exhibits different traits of favoritism and protection towards their loved ones. Aries, for example, prioritizes justice but can be fiercely protective, especially towards the vulnerable, without caring about consequences. Scorpio, on the other hand, is described as passionate and wholeheartedly devoted to their loved ones. While these signs may show favoritism, being part of their inner circle can bring happiness. The article also suggests related readings on zodiac signs with intriguing characteristics.

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