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Firefighters retrieve female corpse from Zhuoshui River! Identification to be clarified through DNA comparison

Reported 12 months ago

A female corpse was found floating in the Zhuoshui River section of Jiji River in Nantou County on the afternoon of the 27th. After a 3-hour retrieval operation in the rain by local authorities, the body was brought ashore but was badly swollen and unrecognizable. Further DNA testing is needed to determine the identity and cause of death. Local residents had reported a woman missing for 3 days, and it is suspected to be related to the retrieved body, which is difficult to identify due to its condition.

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Taiwan's Version of Hakone Ekiden! MIZUNO Marathon Relay to Grandly Take Place on November 17

Reported 12 months ago

The 2024 MIZUNO Marathon Relay, known as Taiwan's version of Hakone Ekiden and the country's longest-standing relay road race event, is scheduled to kick off on November 17 at the Pacific Construction Second Parking Lot in Wanli District, New Taipei City. The event was officially launched at a press conference on June 28 with the presence of renowned Taiwanese male marathon runner Yeh Jih-Hung. The relay race, now in its 17th edition, features an 8-leg team relay format covering a total distance of 43 kilometers, aiming to promote cooperation and perseverance among participants. Various categories including social, college, high school, corporate, and leisure groups have been introduced this year with a total prize money of 500,000 NT dollars, encouraging more people to engage in running for health and competition.

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19-Year-Old Becomes Lion Club President! Female College Student Reveals 'Stunning Membership Fee,' Claps Back at Critics Accusing Her of Relying on Father's Wealth

Reported 12 months ago

A 19-year-old female college student named Zhao Yiyun in Taipei has become the President of Yongxin Lion Club, sparking discussions online. Some netizens criticized her for attaining the position due to her father's wealth, but Zhao Yiyun boldly stated that one doesn't need money to make a difference, emphasizing that anyone with the right intentions can join. She aims to challenge the stereotype that Lion Clubs are for older individuals and has already achieved notable accomplishments, being confident in her ability to excel further. Despite facing criticism, she remains focused on utilizing her position to contribute to society and expand her social network, encouraging young people to join. The article also touches on the voluntary nature of the club's social services and the President's determination to prove herself through her actions.

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Melissa Etheridge Shares Secret to Marriage Success with Same Birthday Wife

Reported 12 months ago

Melissa Etheridge, Grammy-winning singer, shares in an exclusive interview with PEOPLE the secret to her 10-year successful marriage with wife Linda Wallem, who shares the same birthday, May 29. Etheridge jokes that having the same birthday 'helps a lot' and mentions their Gemini connection. The couple's strong foundation, built on nearly a decade of friendship, helped them navigate into a loving relationship after previous hurdles. Etheridge opens up about her new docuseries, 'Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken,' set to release on Paramount+ on July 9, showcasing her bond with Wallem and her musical journey.

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Expats Return to Guyana Due to Oil Boom

Reported 12 months ago

Amidst Guyana's oil boom, expatriates are returning home to take advantage of the economic opportunities. Expats like Richard Singh and Dwayne Cummings have set up businesses in various sectors, benefitting from the country's rapid growth driven by oil revenues. However, challenges such as inflation and labor shortages are beginning to emerge, signaling the complexities of sustaining economic growth in the long term.

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James Laughs Through His Fear of Meitalia's Threats on '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way'

Reported 12 months ago

On '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way', James explains his fear of wife Meitalia and her threats, admitting she can go from '1 to 1,000'. Despite their love, James is nervous due to Meitalia's jealousy, while Meitalia discusses their quick marriage and her unhappiness with living in Maine. The couple, featured in the new season alongside five other pairs, faces challenges in their relationship in various countries.

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5種方法幫助您在感覺記憶衰退時減少健忘

Reported 12 months ago

30至40歲的您經常感到健忘和煩亂:也許這是您第一次在高壓工作和照顧幼兒的放學接送時間之間取得平衡,或者您正在努力維護舊與新的友誼同時照顧年邁父母。專家表示,除了像規律運動和減少飲酒之類的特定生活習慣可以幫助您減緩記憶衰退,還有簡單的每天行為調整,例如如何在手機上拍照以及與朋友聚會的地點,可讓您在30至40歲時感到更清晰。這是您如何在這個年齡段中感到稍微不那麼健忘和分心的方法。

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林書豪就PLG獎項評選發表道歉長文

Reported 12 months ago

林書豪帶領新北國王奪下PLG總冠軍後,在Podcast上批評聯盟獎項評選機制遭批評,引發台北市籃球記者聯誼會反擊。林書豪隨後在IG上發長文道歉,表示目標一直是支持和改善籃球產業,並強調尊重媒體記者的辛苦工作。他表示願意與聯盟、媒體及其他相關對象討論如何共同改進籃球運動。

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Fed's Core PCE Inflation Gauge Shows Slowest Growth Since March 2021

Reported 12 months ago

The latest data on the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, the core Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, revealed that prices rose at the slowest pace since March 2021. In May, the core PCE index rose by 0.1%, in line with expectations and signaling a 2.6% increase over the previous year. This data, along with other promising May inflation prints, is giving consumers more confidence in inflation easing, but Federal Reserve officials remain cautious and are closely monitoring inflation's trajectory before considering changes in policy.

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US Inflation Slows, Supporting Case for Rate Cut

Reported 12 months ago

The Federal Reserve's preferred measure of underlying US inflation decelerated in May, strengthening the argument for lower interest rates later this year. Household spending rebounded, and incomes showed solid growth, providing hope that price pressures can be controlled without lasting damage to consumers. The core personal consumption expenditures price index, excluding food and energy items, increased by 0.1% in May, the smallest increase in six months, implying a gradual decline in inflation. These developments led to a decrease in Treasury yields and an increase in stocks as investors anticipated potential rate cuts by the Fed.

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Misleading Claim Debunked: Can Blue and White 'Financial Plan Law' Approve to Draw 855.2 Billion from the Central Government?

Reported 12 months ago

Taiwan FactCheck Center's report on June 28, 2024, addressed the circulating claim about the 'Financial Plan Law' amendment proposals by the KMT and MPP in Taiwan's Legislative Yuan possibly allocating 855.2 billion from the central government, clarifying that the claim is inaccurate. The different proposals by the two parties involve distinct tax distribution designs, making it impossible for both to coexist, as erroneously suggested by the claim. The background of the 'Financial Plan Law' amendment and the ongoing discussions to allocate taxes between central and local governments were also highlighted, emphasizing the necessity for reconsidering the tax redistribution formula. The claim was debunked by analysis of the proposed amendments and expert opinions at public hearings.

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Soldier with Diarrhea Forced to Give Up Seat in Public Transit

Reported 12 months ago

The controversy over giving up seats for others has been heating up recently, with a netizen recalling how he was forced to give up his seat while suffering from diarrhea during his military break. Sitting in a regular seat on the subway, he was called out to let an elderly man sit instead, causing him to feel like he almost died on the train. Despite not feeling well, he complied and stood throughout his journey until he could transfer to a bus and go home. This incident sparked discussions online about seat etiquettes in public transportation.

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Kuomintang Supports Keelung Mayor in Face of Recall Effort

Reported 12 months ago

Citizen groups are pushing for the recall of Keelung Mayor Xie Guoliang, with Kuomintang Chairman Eric Chu expressing support for Xie and criticizing the Democratic Progressive Party's approach as divisive. Xie faced discontent due to handling of a development dispute, leading to a recall initiative. With the second stage of the recall looming, signatures are close to the threshold. Chu believes Xie has worked diligently and deserves recognition, highlighting the need for cooperation over confrontation in Taiwanese politics.

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Real Estate Market Reversal Imminent?! Property Sales Slow Down in June, Top Five Agencies Report

Reported 12 months ago

On June 28, 2024, the sales performance reports for June from the top five real estate agencies were released, showing a slowdown in property sales mainly due to supply shortage. Although the market appears to remain active, there are signs of a decrease in monthly sales growth rates ranging from -11% to 5%. Experts believe that the housing demand remains strong but the supply is limited, leading to a cooling trend. They predict a convergence in price and sales growth in the second half of the year. Measures to control the market by central authorities have been cautioned, advising potential buyers to assess their financial capabilities before purchasing to avoid unexpected policy changes.

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Who Can Inherit Huge Estate? Lawyer Reveals Rank for 500 Million High School Student Without Taiwan ID

Reported 12 months ago

In a shocking case involving a 500 million Taiwanese high school student who fell from a building with suspicious circumstances, his family has been seeking justice through multiple court hearings. The lawyer representing the family indicates that the boy's body is still in the morgue, and they are requesting a second autopsy to clarify the injuries. Additionally, the boy's mother, who does not hold a Taiwan ID, is facing challenges in inheriting the estate. The investigation continues to uncover discrepancies in the case.

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US stocks rise as inflation cools, Fed data indicates rate cut could be imminent

Reported 12 months ago

US stock market remained flat as Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge showed easing inflation, signaling a possible rate cut. S&P 500 inched closer to its record high while Nasdaq Composite slipped and Dow Jones gained slightly. The prospect of a rate cut was further solidified by the cooling inflation, with data showing prices increased at a slower pace in May. Furthermore, Bank of America warned of a 'lock-in' effect in the housing market due to low supply, keeping the market stagnant until 2026.

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Nvidia Isn’t June’s Top Performer in the S&P 500. It’s This Cybersecurity Stock.

Reported 12 months ago

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Zeng Jinghua's Solo Trip in Japan: Overcoming Challenges, Making New Friends

Reported 12 months ago

Male actor Zeng Jinghua attended the 10th-anniversary exhibition of the popular character Catbug, openly discussing his recent solo trip to Japan. Zeng shared his experiences of self-discovery and overcoming challenges, from learning Japanese to initiating conversations with strangers. Despite initial difficulties, he found joy in the spontaneous journey, trying new things, documenting memories, and ultimately connecting with others. Zeng's openness and adventurous spirit were well-received at the exhibition, where he expressed excitement for the character and related merchandise.

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National Palace Museum Initiates Centennial Celebration with Southern Branch Inheritance Relay After 10 Years

Reported 12 months ago

The National Palace Museum, celebrating its 114th anniversary with a upcoming 100th-year celebration, also marks the 10th anniversary of the Southern Branch. The museum has announced plans for a special exhibition titled 'Beauty of Edo Ukiyo-e' and the 'Ten Thousand Years in a Century' exhibition in both the North and South branches next October. By showcasing the museum's development in Taiwan over a century, the exhibitions emphasize the convergence of the museum with the times. The recent 'Night of Water Art' at the Southern Branch featured contemporary art transformations of museum artifacts, including three large paper boats representing significant historical milestones. The event also included a water performance and art installation, highlighting the museum's localization efforts and cultural integration in Taiwan, signaling the continuity and innovation of artistic culture. The spectacular water show will run until September 1, offering a visually stunning experience for visitors to enjoy.

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Exclusive: SET News Witnesses the Pacific Military Exercise, Protesters Mock US 'Death Training'

Reported 12 months ago

On June 28, 2024, at 10:45 am, SET News reporters Deng Wei and Xu Zhaowei exclusively witnessed protesters against the ongoing Pacific military exercise, believing it equates to 'training to kill' amidst human rights violations in Palestine. Protesters demanded the cancellation of RIMPAC and expressed support for environmental conservation and human rights. Tensions rose as they confronted the strongest aircraft carrier, the USS Carl Vinson, opposing the military exercise.

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League of Legends PCS abruptly stops matches due to 'power problem' Taiwan Power Company: Line switch failure

Reported 12 months ago

On June 28, 2024, the League of Legends Pacific PCS region had to delay its schedule for the day due to a 'line switch failure' causing a sudden stop in the matches. Taiwan Power Company explained that the supply was restored after the issue was resolved. The matches between WP and JT, as well as PSG and CFO, had to be rescheduled with exact timing to be announced later.

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Concern Among Some Democrats Over Biden's Performance in First Debate of 2024 Election

Reported 12 months ago

During the first presidential debate of the 2024 election, President Biden's performance raised doubts among some Democrats regarding his ability to secure reelection. Concerns were expressed over his age, with comments highlighting his hoarse voice and halting delivery during the debate. While some defended Biden on the substance of the issues debated with former President Trump, others voiced worries about his energy and stamina, prompting discussions on his candidacy's continuation.

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Heavy Rainfall Hits Northern Taiwan! Roads in Tucheng Flooded, Turning into Rivers

Reported 12 months ago

On June 28, 2024, heavy rainfall caused flooding in New Taipei's Tucheng district, leading to road closures as some areas could not drain properly. Citizens captured scenes of asphalt roads turning into rivers from high-rise buildings due to severe water accumulation. Additionally, landslides occurred in the Sanxia mountain area, prompting emergency evacuation of nine people. Meteorologists warned of continued afternoon thunderstorms in the coming days.

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Mother of Five Hundred Million High School Student Hopes for 'Re-examination of the Body' by Prosecutors After Body is Frozen for One Year

Reported 12 months ago

As the cause of death of the five hundred million high school student, Lai Xiaodi, remains unknown, family members and lawyers are not giving up and are hoping for the prosecutors to conduct further investigations. Lai Xiaodi's body has been preserved in a mortuary for a year, and his mother emphasizes that the key issue is the truth behind her son's death. In addition to seeking justice for her son, Lai's mother also faces issues concerning her own nationality.

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朱立倫呼籲停止罷免謝國樑案,以免加深對立

Reported 12 months ago

基隆市長謝國樑面臨罷免連署,引發民進黨與國民黨對立。國民黨主席朱立倫呼籲民進黨回頭是岸、停止罷免行動,以免對基隆造成嚴重分裂。朱立倫表示,謝國樑為基隆市民權益努力,不應因個人恩怨或特定利益而受害,呼籲保持社會和諧與安定。

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