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MLB/Shohei Ohtani hits a clutch double to tie the game, but Rockies win on walk-off sacrifice fly

Reported about 1 year ago

Shohei Ohtani hit a crucial double with the bases loaded to tie the game for the Dodgers against the Rockies. Despite Ohtani's efforts, the Rockies managed to win with a walk-off sacrifice fly in the ninth inning, resulting in a 6-7 loss for the Dodgers. Ohtani finished the game with 2 hits and 3 RBIs, raising his batting average to .317.

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Man in Chiayi Kills Ex-Wife's Boyfriend, Leaving 2 Dead and 1 Injured; Posts on Facebook Before the Crime: 'Destroy My Family, I'll Destroy Him'

Reported about 1 year ago

Prior to the crime, the suspect, Chen, posted multiple pictures on Facebook of his happy family with his ex-wife and children. On June 20, 2024, at 1:30 am, Chen broke into a house in Chiayi City, fatally attacking a man, surnamed Qiu, and injuring Qiu's son before fleeing to a motel and committing suicide. Chen had a history of harassment following a divorce in 2022 and had even been the subject of a protection order by his ex-wife. Chen's violent actions seem premeditated, as he expressed his discontent with his ex-wife's affair on Facebook and mentioned seeking revenge, leading to a tragic outcome.

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Drunk Driver Fleeing from Police Crashes into 15 Cars and Lamp Post, Caught with Female Companion also Penalized

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 20, 2024, in Taipei, a man named Xu was caught drunk driving with a female companion, fleeing from police, and causing chaos by crashing into 15 cars and a lamp post. Xu's breathalyzer test showed a high alcohol level of 0.40, leading to charges under the Public Endangerment Act. This repeat offender, who had a history of drunk driving, expressed regret for the incident. His female companion was also penalized, emphasizing the importance of not drinking and driving. No injuries were reported, but the reckless actions resulted in significant damage.

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Taiwanese Legislators Engage in Heated Exchange Over Police Power Usage

Reported about 1 year ago

During a legislative session in Taipei, DPP legislator Wang Ting-yu and KMT legislator Yeh Yun-tsung clashed over the use of police power amidst protests against the expansion of parliamentary authority. The heated confrontation lasted for over three minutes, with Wang accusing Yeh of suggesting the use of police power, leading to public backlash. Wang emphasized the seriousness of such a suggestion coming from a relatively new legislator, highlighting the need for public scrutiny and evaluation of elected officials.

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Chen Jianwei and Ai Yiliang Collaboration: From Mistaken Pronunciation at Golden Melody Awards to Singing a Duet

Reported about 1 year ago

Ai Yiliang and Chen Jianwei became friends due to a mistaken pronunciation at an awards ceremony, leading to their collaboration on a new Mandarin duet song called 'Prejudice.' Chen Jianwei, known for his talents in singing, songwriting, and music production, and Ai Yiliang, who is a former Golden Melody Award winner, joined forces after the incident, creating a song based on the concept of 'prejudice' in relationships. The release of their single was delayed due to Chen Jianwei's eye condition, but they overcame the obstacles and managed to release it before this year's Golden Melody Awards. Their collaboration began after the memorable incident at the previous awards, where Ai Yiliang mistook Chen Jianwei for an award recipient, leading to an entertaining exchange between them on stage.

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Construction Crane Falls on Taiwan Metro Causing Fatality: Investigation Reveals Safety Failures

Reported about 1 year ago

In Taichung Metro's Green Line last May, a construction crane from a nearby building fell and fatally hit a metro car. The National Transportation Safety Board conducted a year-long investigation and released a report detailing the incident, pinpointing failures on the part of the metro system. The investigation reconstructed the 49 seconds leading to the accident and highlighted five emergency measures that failed to prevent the tragedy, including issues with communication, manual controls, and emergency stop mechanisms. Recommendations were made to improve emergency protocols and personnel training to prevent similar incidents in the future.

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Entertainment Agency Urgently Issues 3 Statements for Help as Family and Friends Struggle to Claim Tang's Mother's Body

Reported about 1 year ago

Tang Chiping continues to insist his mother is only missing and refuses to acknowledge her death, despite authorities finding her deceased in their home. His agency, Hao Han Entertainment, released 3 statements on Facebook expressing their desire to assist but currently having no solutions due to the lack of blood relation between Tang and his mother. If Tang's mother's body is not claimed by July 8, it will be handled as an unclaimed body by the funeral home, leaving the agency helpless. Tang, currently facing difficulties due to lack of work, is receiving support from the agency, who has halted his projects to allow him to adjust. His agency has also advanced his fees for previous television appearances and is coordinating with a long-time friend to handle his personal matters as he seeks help from the public for his mother's situation.

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Illegal Liquor in Southern India Kills 34

Reported about 1 year ago

At least 34 people have died and dozens hospitalized in Tamil Nadu, Southern India, after consuming illegally brewed liquor tainted with methanol. The incident in Kallakurichi district has left over 100 people being treated, with the death toll possibly rising. Government officials have taken action against those responsible, and illegal alcohol-related deaths are unfortunately common in India due to the sale of unregulated and often toxic liquor to the poor.

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2024 Taiwan University Ranking Revealed: Surprising Results!

Reported about 1 year ago

The 2024 edition of the Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings has been released, with 45 Taiwanese universities making the list. Seven of these Taiwanese universities made it to the top 500 globally, including National Taiwan University, China Medical University, Asia University, Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Tsing Hua University, Yang-Ming University, and Taipei Medical University. National Taiwan University remains at the top spot in the country and in Asia. The rankings cover various performance indicators, but it's important to note that rankings are not the only factor to consider when choosing a university.

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Breaking News: 孫安佐經紀人遭移送北檢遭駁回聲請 提審一路喊冤被壓進警車內

Reported about 1 year ago

朱翊銘因昨提審遭駁回,今被警方由信義分局送北檢,一直向媒體喊冤,最後仍被壓進警車帶走。昨被檢調搜索住處時失控打警察,逮回北市刑大,昨晚警方訊後準備將其移送北檢時反抗,聲不合法,被駁回聲請。

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Taiwanese High School Students in Okinawa Challenge Koshien for 'Baseball Study Abroad'

Reported about 1 year ago

More and more Taiwanese high school students are going to Japan to experience Japanese high school baseball and study abroad. This year, there are 5 Taiwanese baseball exchange students at Okinawa Christian High School in Okinawa. They have gone from not speaking a word of Japanese to communicating with their Japanese teammates on the field. Their common slogan, a mix of Chinese and Japanese, is to give their all to reach the highest stage of Japanese high school baseball, the summer Koshien. In a reciprocal gesture, the Japanese players visited Taiwan during winter break to strengthen their bond with the Taiwanese students, illustrating the increasing exchange between Taiwan and Japan.

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Asian stocks mostly lower after US markets were closed for Juneteenth

Reported about 1 year ago

Asian stocks traded mostly lower after U.S. markets were closed for Juneteenth. European markets opened higher after a mixed day of trading in Asia. Nvidia's dip weighed on Wall Street, with the S&P 500 down 0.3% from its all-time high, the Nasdaq slipping 0.8%, and the Dow Jones up 0.8%. Despite concerns of a potential bubble and weakness in the U.S. economy, AI stocks like Nvidia have seen significant gains. Conversely, companies like Winnebago Industries have experienced challenges. The S&P 500 fell, while Accenture rose after reporting weaker profit but significant new bookings in generative AI. Traders are hopeful for a U.S. economic slowdown to ease inflationary pressures and potentially lead to a Federal Reserve interest rate cut later in the year.

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A Mother's Struggle with Depression and Betrayal after Discovering Husband's Affair with Best Friend

Reported about 1 year ago

In June 20, 2024, at 1:27 AM, a 50-year-old mother who had forgiven her husband several times for his affairs, found out he was having an affair with her best friend, causing her to suffer from a 'double betrayal.' This led to severe depression, prompting her daughter to take her to a women's mental health clinic, where she was diagnosed with depression. Through treatment, including medication and therapy, her emotional state gradually stabilized. Despite deciding to stay in the marriage, she began focusing on her own hobbies like hiking and painting to find happiness. The psychiatrist emphasized seeking professional help for the significant impact of spousal infidelity on mental health and well-being.

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Driver Reverses Car into Police, Fails to Escape Despite Shots Fired

Reported about 1 year ago

In Pingtung City, Taiwan, a driver attempted to evade a police check by reversing the car into the officers, prompting the police to fire 14 warning shots. Even though the car managed to flee, the driver was later apprehended in Kaohsiung, revealing the driver not only for driving under the influence but also being a wanted criminal. Another incident in Hualien involved police pulling a gun on a driver during a confrontation. Both instances ended with the suspects being caught by the authorities.

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Jeremy Lin Confirmed to Return for G5! New Taipei Kings Seek First Title and Aim to 'Throw Confetti' Away

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 20, 2024, in the P.League+ championship series, the New Taipei Kings will face the Taoyuan Puyuan Navigation Apes in G5 game. With a 3:1 lead, the Kings announced that Jeremy Lin, who missed the previous game due to a foot injury, will return for this crucial fifth game to strive for victory on the road. The Kings are one step closer to their first championship, and Lin's return adds excitement to the battle.

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Japanese Opposition Party Files No-Confidence Motion Against PM Kishida Over Political Reform

Reported about 1 year ago

Japan's largest opposition party, the Constitutional Democratic Party, filed a no-confidence motion in the House of Representatives against Prime Minister Kishida Fumio's cabinet. The Japan Innovation Party, Japanese Communist Party, and Democratic Party for the People plan to support the motion, while the ruling Liberal Democratic Party and Komeito are expected to oppose it, leading to a likely rejection. The motion criticized Kishida's government for its lackluster efforts in political reform, specifically mentioning issues related to political donations, and was ultimately voted down in the afternoon session of the House of Representatives.

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Apple Sidra in Crisis: Parent Company Da-Vi Drinks Faces Potential Delisting with Losses of 440 Million, Could Be Delisted by 2026 at the Earliest

Reported about 1 year ago

Da-Vi Drinks, the long-established food company that produces Apple Sidra, faced a crisis as their financial report for the first quarter was flagged with 'significant uncertainties in continued operation capabilities' by auditors, potentially leading to delisting as early as 2026. With accumulated losses of 440 million and current financial difficulties, the future of Apple Sidra remains uncertain, sparking discussions among netizens about the possible discontinuation of the brand.

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Taipei Dome Concerts Expected in the Second Half of the Year? Chiang Wan-an Reveals Latest Progress: Striving Towards Hosting Various Events

Reported about 1 year ago

According to a report by Sanli News Network on June 20, 2024, Taipei City Council's Kuomintang party secretary Chang Ssu-kang proposed a motion for the city government to ask the Ministry of the Interior for clarification on whether the Taipei Dome, for non-sports events like concerts, should adhere to certain building regulations. Deputy Taipei Mayor Lee Ssu-chuan mentioned that if there are no issues, the city plans to seek clarification from the ministry in early July, with hopes of hosting concerts in the second half of this year. Taipei Mayor Chiang Wan-an expressed gratitude towards the city council for discussing the matter and emphasized the city's efforts towards hosting concerts and exhibitions at the Taipei Dome in the future, following the council's decision and respecting the ministry's stance in line with a 2017 clarification.

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Minister of Health and Welfare Emphasizes Retaining Priority Seating, Allows Discussion on Naming

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 20, 2024, Minister of Health and Welfare will propose an amendment to expand the eligibility for priority seating. Amid recent controversies surrounding priority seating on Taipei's MRT, with calls for removal, Minister Qiu Tai-yuan asserts that priority seating will be retained while the naming could be discussed. He suggests considering the term 'priority seats' as used in Japan, which may better address the needs of the public. The controversy revolves around the provision of priority seating under disability rights laws, with plans to amend the law’s scope from focusing on 'disabled individuals and the elderly, weak, women, and children' to those with actual needs. The Ministry will collaborate with the Ministry of Transportation on policy-making, drawing insights from other countries like Japan with their 'priority seats' model.

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Japan Strengthens Defense as China Expands Military Power in Indo-Pacific

Reported about 1 year ago

According to Nikkei, Japan's Self-Defense Forces have been enhancing their defense capabilities in response to the perceived threat from China, with the Maritime Self-Defense Force conducting joint exercises with the Turkish Navy in the waters off the Kanto region. The number of countries engaging in bilateral training with Japan has doubled from 2023 to 14 this year. Amid China's growing military presence in the Indo-Pacific, various countries are intensifying cooperation with Japan, leading to more frequent joint military exercises around Japan.

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陳妍希傳離婚風波

Reported about 1 year ago

陳曉和陳妍希的婚姻岌岌可危,有傳聞指男方對陳妍希冷暴力,導致兩人外界傳出離婚消息。消息一出,劉詩詩的粉絲成為首批留言,引起網友關注。此外,有發現一詭異巧合,只要是中國雜誌《嘉人》封面夫妻檔,如今多數屬離婚狀態,引發討論及關注。

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Agent of Sun An-Zuo Legalized Unlawful Arrest by Police

Reported about 1 year ago

On June 20, 2024, Sun An-Zuo's agent, Zhu Yi-Ming, was searched and arrested by police at Sun An-Zuo's home for attacking a police officer during the search. Zhu Yi-Ming argued that the enforcement process was flawed and applied for a court review, which was rejected. Despite claiming to be demonized by the police, he was brought back to the police station for questioning and will be further interrogated by the Prosecution Office. Zhu Yi-Ming has a history of unconventional behavior, including disrupting public events and bizarre political campaigns.

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Sun Anzuo's Agent Referred to Northern Prosecutors for the Second Time After Rejection of Interrogation; Continues to Claim 'Illegal Police Search'

Reported about 1 year ago

Sun Anzuo's agent Zhu Yiming was brought back to the police station for questioning after losing control and assaulting police officers during a search of Sun's residence. Zhu, claiming the arrest was illegal, applied for trial review which was rejected by the Taipei District Court. He was subsequently brought back to the police station. Following questioning by prosecutors, Zhu was released on bail with a residence restriction. The police suspect violations of firearm laws and obstruction of official duties and have referred the case to the Taipei District Prosecutors' Office for further investigation.

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唐治平拒絕領唐母遺體 困惑經紀公司

Reported about 1 year ago

演員唐治平拒絕領回母親遺體,認為死者並非母親,並突然現身電視台門口表達立場,引起關注。唐治平所屬經紀公司表示無法協助處理遺體,無計可施,呼籲提供合法方法領走遺體或協助治平就醫。唐治平目前已停止工作,需時間調整。唐的經紀人求助台北演藝工會理事長處理後事,但面臨障礙因非親屬關係。

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TSMC Stock Price Soars Close to 1000 Yuan, Up 700 Yuan in 5 Years

Reported about 1 year ago

TSMC's stock price reached a record high of 971 yuan, opening today with a slight decline of 10 yuan. Analysts anticipate TSMC breaking the 1000 yuan mark, with each yuan increase contributing 9 points to the market. The continuous rise in TSMC's stock price is attributed to strong chip demand, the benefit from NVIDIA's stock price, and robust fundamental operations. TSMC's stock price has set new highs multiple times in recent years due to various factors such as strong demand in the chip industry and the advancement in technology.

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