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14歲女星「幽靈水晶CRYXTAL」正面回擊了!

Reported 11 months ago

隱藏女團「幽靈水晶CRYXTAL」成員中包括14歲最美國中生昀靚,與同為國中生的NICO鬧出雙包,昀靚笑稱可競爭最可愛國中生稱號。團員們除了忙於音樂活動外,也積極兼顧學業,其中學霸子瑄更在經濟學和管理學考試中表現出色。團體希望單曲MV能突破百萬點閱率,若達標將舉辦線上睡衣派對與粉絲互動。

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Huang Guanzhi Excited to Participate in Taiwan's First WWII Series

Reported 11 months ago

Huang Guanzhi stars in 'Listening to the Waves', Taiwan's first WWII suspense series set to premiere on August 17th on Public Television and Hami Video. The series features intense war scenes where actors must dodge shelling and even hand-dig underground, but Huang expressed excitement instead of hardship, calling the opportunity precious. The director and crew spent millions to recreate a WWII prisoner-of-war camp in Taiwan after extensive research in Malaysia, Japan, Australia, the USA, and Taiwan, aiming to shed light on a forgotten aspect of WWII history. Huang, along with other leads, even learned Japanese for their roles. Additionally, a behind-the-scenes look at the Hami Video series 'Plastic Flowers' revealed intimate scenes between Wu Kang-jen and Li Mu, with both actors describing their characters' relationship as a fantastic journey.

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Energy被指是「人間兇器」,Toro因一句話笑翻全場

Reported 11 months ago

Energy出席記者會時,Toro在敲冰磚時不小心被碎冰濺血,並被書偉稱為「你在噴血欸」,書偉則被爆料大家稱他為「人間兇器」。團內成員在訪談中分享趣事,包括Toro瘦身最明顯,自稱從「Totoro」變「Toro」,而Energy成員正積極準備小巨蛋演唱會。

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Convenience Store Tea Eggs Price Drop! Starting Tomorrow, 'Single Egg 13 yuan to 9 yuan' Enjoyment

Reported 11 months ago

Convenience store tea eggs have been marked down in price! Taiwan's Lyle Fu convenience store will offer a promotion starting on June 26th, reducing the price of a single tea egg from the original 13 yuan to 9 yuan during the promotional period, saving 4 yuan. Moreover, OKmart is offering a deal where 50 tea eggs will be sold for 500 yuan, amounting to only 10 yuan per egg. This promotion is available until July 23rd. Other promotions include discounted box-packaged eggs and a point exchange activity for tea eggs.

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Israel Court Orders Ultra-Orthodox Men to Army

Reported 11 months ago

Israel’s Supreme Court ordered the government to start conscripting Ultra-Orthodox men into military service, overturning their long-standing exemption. The ruling, which also calls for the state to stop funding seminaries whose students avoid the draft, poses a challenge to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ruling coalition. The decision highlights the ongoing division in Israel and the court's focus on equality, as the draft exemption for the Ultra-Orthodox has been a contentious issue for years.

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Dubai將以82億美元計畫提升雨水排水系統

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杜拜將花費30億阿聯酋迪爾汗(82億美元)來提升其雨水排水系統,因4月份遭受阿聯酋75年來最嚴重的降雨而受到重創。這計畫名為「Tasreef」,預計將於2033年完成,覆蓋整個亞米利達,提升杜拜雨水排水系統的容量至每天超過2000萬立方公尺,成為該地區最大的雨水集水計畫之一。這是自2019年啟動的排水項目的延續,涵蓋南部的博覽會、杰貝阿里和阿勒迈托姆國際机场城,該地預計將成為容納高達2.6億乘客的世界最大机场,是杜拜国际机场五倍大小。

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Former DPP Legislator Sues for Defamation and Fails to Claim Compensation Against Accusations of 'Demon' and 'Introducing Gangster'

Reported 11 months ago

Former DPP legislator and current Deputy Secretary-General of the Presidential Office, Ho Chih-wei, lost his lawsuit against accusations by former Taipei City Councilor Wang Shih-chien and DPP legislator Chuang Jui-hsiung, who referred to him as a 'demon' and claimed his family introduced gangsters to the party. The court ruled that their comments were political in nature and did not constitute defamation. Ho had sought compensation of NT$6 million, but the court found in favor of Wang and Chuang, stating that the comments were made in good faith as part of the political discourse.

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Lincoln Wax Figure Melts in Extreme Heat Wave

Reported 11 months ago

In a US elementary school in Washington, a 6-foot tall wax figure of Abraham Lincoln designed by artist Sandy Williams IV melted due to a massive heat wave affecting the country, with temperatures exceeding 100 degrees Fahrenheit in many areas. The head of the wax figure tilted back due to melting, and efforts to reposition it failed, eventually resulting in its removal for temporary preservation and planned reattachment the following day. Over 100 million people in the US faced high temperature alerts on Sunday, but relief is expected as the heat wave is forecasted to gradually subside.

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Police Officer Mistakenly Identifies Special Forces Soldier as Fugitive, Resulting in Altercation with Innocent Civilians

Reported 11 months ago

In New Taipei City, a police officer named Weng from the Sanchong Precinct mistakenly identified local resident Huang Lianshun, who had a background in special forces, as a fugitive, leading to a physical altercation and wrongful arrest. The court recently ruled Huang innocent while sentencing Officer Weng to 5 months in prison and 10 days of detention or fine. The precinct expressed respect for the judicial decision. The incident occurred in September 2022, sparking protests and legal proceedings from both sides. Huang Lianshun was acquitted while Officer Weng was found guilty of abusing power and intentionally committing assault and coercion.

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Mindy Kaling's Marriage, Dating History, and Children

Reported 11 months ago

Mindy Kaling, known for her work in The Office and The Mindy Project, has sparked curiosity about her personal life, particularly her romantic relationships. While she is not married in 2024, Kaling has had relationships with B.J. Novak and Benjamin Nugent. She keeps the identity of her children’s biological father private, but B.J. Novak is involved as their godfather, leading to speculation. Kaling has three children - two daughters and a son, with her latest child being born in February 2024. She announced her third child on Instagram, joining her older children Katherine and Spencer.

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Taiwanese Representative Yu Da-wei Accused of 'Wasting 8 Million Public Funds', Minister Lin Chia-lung: Requested a Written Report, No Recall Planned

Reported 11 months ago

According to the latest revelation from 'Mirror Weekly,' Taiwanese Representative Yu Da-wei has reportedly spent 8 million public funds on luxury carpets, sofas, and even attempted to purchase a Cadillac worth 3.7 million, which was blocked by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Minister Lin Chia-lung stated that he has requested Yu Da-wei to write a written report and there are no plans to recall him during the investigation. Minister Lin emphasized the need to clarify the necessity and reasonableness of these purchases, ensure legal administration, and review the embassy's procurement procedures, while also urging support for all diplomats defending and promoting Taiwan's diplomacy efforts.

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High Temperatures Cause Patients to Faint in Changhua: Doctors Warn Against Going Out Between 10 AM and 4 PM

Reported 11 months ago

Due to recent hot weather, causing discomfort among the public, two patients in Changhua fainted due to high temperatures, prompting doctors to advise avoiding going out between '10 AM and 4 PM' as this is when UV rays are strongest and the risk of heatstroke is high. It is recommended not to expose oneself to the sun during this time to prevent heatstroke. The rising temperatures have led to incidents of people feeling unwell, with precautions and hydration emphasized to prevent heat-related illnesses.

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Nearly 40% of Taiwanese Men Have Experienced Premature Ejaculation! Urologist Shares 4 Easy Exercises: Try the 'Monk Mode' Before Round Two

Reported 11 months ago

According to the Taiwan Urological Association, about 30 to 40% of men in Taiwan have experienced premature ejaculation in their lifetime. To address this issue, Urologist Shao Yujia shared 4 behavioral treatment methods on Facebook, including pause-squeeze technique, stop-start technique, shifting attention method, and ejaculating once in 'Monk Mode' before engaging in sexual activity again. Shao also suggested sharing and practicing these exercises with partners, regardless of having premature ejaculation or not.

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Taiwanese Men Convicted of Setting Up and Killing Ex-girlfriend in New-Horror Murder Case

Reported 11 months ago

In a recent ruling by Tainan District Court, two men, Wang Zhejun and Wang Yuanping, were sentenced to life imprisonment and lifelong deprivation of civil rights for conspiring to fatally assault and abandon Chen, their victim, in a mountainous area. The victim's remains were discovered over a month later, with the court emphasizing the cold-blooded nature of the crime and the lack of remorse shown by the perpetrators during the trial process. The case marked the first trial by lay judges in the Tainan court, lasting over a year before the final judgment was delivered.

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Taiwanese Media Personality Charged with 'Forcing Female Student'; Huang Kuo-chang: Haven't Received Compensation of 300,000 NT! Will Apply for Forced Execution When Free

Reported 11 months ago

On June 25, 2024, Taiwanese media personality Zhou Yucou was charged with aggravated defamation against lawmaker Huang Kuo-chang after accusing him of 'forcing female student' in a Facebook post last year. Huang Kuo-chang responded by stating that Zhou was ordered to pay 300,000 NT as compensation in April, which she has yet to pay. Huang mentioned that he will apply for forced execution when he has the time. This legal battle stems from Zhou's Facebook post accusing Huang of misconduct and subsequent legal actions taken against her.

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Potential Growth in Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks

Reported 11 months ago

This article discusses the surging AI market, with companies like Intel and Apple making significant moves in the AI space. Despite the meteoric rise of many AI stocks, the potential growth of AI technology suggests it's not too late to invest. Intel is restructuring to focus on AI processors, showing promising results, while Apple's recent unveiling of Apple Intelligence could drive consumer tech growth. Both companies are positioned for potential long-term gains in the AI industry.

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Travel Duty-Free Allowance Increased to 35,000 for Entry Tomorrow

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FTNN News Network reported on June 25, 2024, at 5:20 a.m. that the Ministry of Finance announced the adjustment of the 'Regulations on Customs Duties for Items Carried by Inbound Travelers.' The duty-free allowance for luggage brought back from overseas has been increased from 20,000 to 35,000 yuan, starting officially on the 26th. The adjustment was made after over 30 years without change, considering inflation and increased consumer spending. However, individuals engaging in obvious profit-making activities or frequently traveling (2 times in 30 days or 6 times in 6 months) with a record of violations are not eligible for the above provision. In addition, if the luggage stored by inbound travelers falls under anti-money laundering regulations, they can electronically transmit the declaration information to customs and complete the declaration process at the customs service counter upon entry or exit.

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Taiwanese Boy Dragged by Father on Rainy Day! Father Physically Pulls Him Out of Car and Kicks Him

Reported 11 months ago

In an incident of family violence on June 24th, 2024, in Taichung City's South District, a man and his son had a dispute resulting in the man forcibly dragging his son out of the car and riding off despite the son crying and pleading not to leave. The father proceeded to drag the boy for almost 10 meters on the street. The mother has temporarily decided not to press charges or apply for a restraining order, and the police have reported the incident to the relevant authorities for investigation.

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Extreme Heatwave Hits, Lincoln Wax Figure in the U.S. 'Decapitated and Melted' Revealed in a Tragic State

Reported 11 months ago

A wax figure of Lincoln inside Garrison Elementary School in Washington D.C. melted due to extreme temperatures, with its head severed and some parts melted into a lump. The 3000-pound wax figure sponsored by the D.C. Arts and Humanities Commission could not withstand temperatures of at least 90°F (32°C) and up to 100°F (37.7°C), resulting in melting. Despite attempts to shield it with trees, the figure melted early this year, causing concern for the school authorities. The incident highlights the impact of the recent heat dome affecting around 100 million people in the U.S., emphasizing the consequences of climate change.

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Attending Classmate’s Wedding, Shocked to Find Groom as Former Fling, Sister Astonished: Photos on Social Media Still Updated

Reported 11 months ago

A female netizen recently shared on social media about attending a high school classmate's wedding and being startled to find out the groom was someone she had a fling with 2 years ago. The female netizen initially received the wedding invitation without much thought but was surprised to see the groom in person during the banquet, realizing their past connection. The post sparked discussions online with various reactions from netizens.

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COVID-19 Cases Surge by 817 with 40 Fatalities

Reported 11 months ago

In an exclusive report on June 25, 2024, at 5:17 am, journalist Zhang Shiyi combined reports on the escalating COVID-19 situation in Taiwan. The country reported a significant daily increase of 817 confirmed cases and 40 fatalities. With the crisis worsening, the emergency room at National Taiwan University Hospital saw a surge in waiting patients, prompting the hospital to reinstate pandemic control measures. The recent surge marked Taiwan's largest increase in daily cases, while the 40 new deaths raised concerns. Health authorities stress the need for collective efforts to adhere strictly to preventive measures. Continued vigilance and adherence to regulations are essential for safeguarding public health. National Taiwan University's prompt response and effective measures during the crisis serve as a reference for other institutions, aiming for a swift control of the epidemic and a return to normalcy. The report emphasizes the importance of maintaining caution and compliance with regulations to protect individual and public health.

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Beware of Spicy Food Lovers! TFDA Exposes Excessive Pesticides in Imported Korean Chili Powder

Reported 11 months ago

On June 25, 2024, the Taiwan Food and Drug Administration (TFDA) disclosed that among the 17 items found to be non-compliant at border inspections from various countries, the focal point was Korean imported chili powder exceeding the pesticide residue limit. The TFDA emphasized the need for continuous active inspections to safeguard the health and safety of the Taiwanese people. This included traces of 2,4-D pesticides in three batches of Korean chili powder, leading to them being deemed non-compliant and requiring return or destruction due to exceeding the allowable limit.

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Breaking News: Fraudulent Driver in Neihu District of Taipei Refuses Arrest, Rams Police During Chase, Opens Fire and Escapes

Reported 11 months ago

On June 25, 2024 at 5:16 AM, the Taipei Neihu police were investigating a fraud case where the victim handed over 1 million NTD to the fraudulent driver. When confronted at a convenience store on Lane 2 of Neihu Road, special task force members identified themselves, prompting the suspect to flee in a car. The police launched a pursuit. The suspect refused inspection, rammed civilian vehicles and police motorcycles, and even after being fired upon twice, managed to continue fleeing. No casualties were reported. By noon, the suspect's vehicle was found, and the identity of the suspect has been determined, with a continued manhunt underway.

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National Party's Wu Chung-hsien on Parliament Reform Bill Rejection: Constitutional Interpretation May Only Find Some Articles Unconstitutional

Reported 11 months ago

Exclusive report on June 25, 2024, at 4:33 AM: Legislator Wu Chung-hsien of the National Party stated his opinion that the Parliament reform and other bills do not have constitutional issues and are in line with the country's constitutional system, also not opposing previous interpretations by the Council of Grand Justices. However, even if the Council insists on some unconstitutional articles, it would only be a few, not all. This controversy around the Parliament reform bill in Taiwan may lead to a showdown between the National Party and the government in the next political development phase.

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Kingboard's Vehicle PCB Leads in Ex-Dividend on 7/11 with Cash Yield of 2.57%

Reported 11 months ago

Kingboard (2355) announced an ex-dividend date of July 11, with the last registration date on July 14 and cash dividends to be distributed on August 23, offering a cash yield of approximately 2.57%. The company expects a positive turnaround in profits as it anticipates operational rates to potentially return to 90% in 2024 with a strategic focus on non-vehicle PCBs. Observing Kingboard's May revenue of 1.524 billion yuan, a 5.92% annual increase, the accumulated revenue for the first five months reached 7.007 billion yuan, a 3.86% annual growth.

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