Reported about 1 year ago
In a construction site in Ballyfermot, a suburb of Dublin, Ireland, workers recently unearthed a ancient tomb site dating back at least a thousand years. However, their disrespectful handling of the skeletal remains sparked public outrage. After a video circulated online, Ireland's heritage authorities took notice and have launched an investigation. The site, originally planned for a new hotel, unexpectedly revealed this historical treasure, with experts suggesting the remains date back to the 11th century. Authorities are now working on integrating the historical site with the new hotel to allow for coexistence of history and modernity.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, at 10:20 PM, according to TVBS News, fishermen in Penghu noticed what seemed to be a Chinese 'Tang-class' nuclear submarine surfacing in the Taiwan Strait in the early morning, followed by a Chinese warship arriving for assistance before both vessels headed back towards China. Defense Minister Gu Lihsiong revealed that relevant monitoring methods were employed to monitor the situation, withholding specific details for now, including the intention behind China's actions. Foreign studies indicate China's rapid nuclear armament expansion, emphasizing the need for Taiwan to remain cautious but not desensitized to China's provocations or threats, as Gu Lihsiong suggests being prepared and calm towards the situation in the Taiwan Strait.
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Reported about 1 year ago
Céline Dion tearfully thanked her fans at the premiere of her documentary 'I Am: Céline Dion,' expressing gratitude for their support during her battle with Stiff Person Syndrome. Dion shared a touching moment with the audience, referencing a fan's message and emphasizing her appreciation for their ongoing messages. She also announced a $2 million donation from the Céline Dion Foundation to establish a chair in Autoimmune Neurology and discussed her struggles with the syndrome. The documentary will be released on Prime Video on June 25.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A female school principal candidate in New Taipei City has been reported for engaging in outrageous behaviors over the past year, including drinking at school, frequently skipping classes without reason, showing horror movies to elementary school students, being caught stealing alcohol at a convenience store, sending private messages to parents at midnight, and physically punishing students. New Taipei City Councilor Zhang Jinhao urged the candidate to retire immediately for the sake of her health, and Mayor Hou Youyi promised to handle the situation. The Education Bureau stated that the candidate has been removed from her position and an investigation is ongoing. If the allegations are proven true, she will be dismissed or not renewed according to the law.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Reported on June 17, 2024, in Changhua, Taiwan, a well-known pastry shop, Yu Zhen Zhai, located near the Lukang Tien Hou Temple, was hit by a sedan crashing into the store, injuring the driver and one male customer. Surveillance footage of the incident shows the car resembling a tank, entering the store without braking, almost hitting a male customer and a female employee inside. Fortunately, both individuals reacted quickly and managed to avoid the impact. The shop suffered significant damage with losses amounting to over a million dollars.
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Reported about 1 year ago
A man from Mainland China, who obtained a PhD from Stanford University, has passed the exam to become a township official in Suzhou, Anhui Province with the highest score. This news has sparked discussions among netizens. The man applied for a grassroots administrative position in the town offices in Lingbi County, Suzhou. While some view this as a waste of talent, others believe it could be just the beginning of his career and hope for him to be a good official. The incident has also triggered reflections on the trend of pursuing civil service jobs in China.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
After Twitter user @meeerah007 asked, 'What's the weirdest thing society accepts as normal?' many viral replies revealed the strange and harmful aspects of our society. Replies highlighted issues like complex health insurance requirements, decisions on life and death by insurers, separating children from struggling families, risking pregnant women's lives, dependence on expensive vehicles, meaningless jobs, young children tackling school lunch debts, political age limits, genocides, alcohol normalization, airport shoe removals, and more.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
In response to the team's 'Fun Day', Taiwanese cheerleading goddess Lin Xiang donned a white shirt and black suspender skirt, transforming into a sexy office lady on the cheering platform and showcasing her impressive figure. Lin Xiang's outfit nearly burst open due to her proud chest, causing fans to be wowed. With her increasing popularity, she is set to release a Japanese photobook and recently shared a tantalizing photo in a light blue lace bra and thong, leaving fans breathless with her seductive poses.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Shen Boyang, a DPP legislator, expressed disbelief and humor in response to being named on a political talk show as 'related to the CIA,' amidst intense confrontations between the blue, green, and white camps in the current Legislative Yuan. Shen mentioned the absurdity of the situation on social media, with netizens joking about his supposed ties to various fictional organizations like the Shield Agency and the Avengers League. This unexpected accusation has sparked amusement and light-hearted banter online.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
During menstruation, many women use sanitary pads, but common practices might be bad habits that can have negative effects on intimate health and hygiene. Storing sanitary pads in bathrooms with high humidity can affect their quality if not sealed properly. It is also important to wash hands before changing pads, avoid tossing used pads loosely in bags, pay attention to expiration dates, change pads regularly, and ensure proper packaging before disposal to prevent contamination and maintain hygiene.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
According to a recent report from CTWANT, a white-clothed man was brutally attacked in the streets of Zhonghua Street, Luzhou District, New Taipei City on the morning of June 18th. The victim was left bleeding on the road after being slashed with a knife by the attacker. Allegedly, the attack stemmed from a debt dispute, with the attacker unhappy that the victim owed money and had been taunting him. The suspect has been arrested, and the police are investigating the detailed motive behind the attack.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
《名校的階梯》女主角盧正義以高顏值受矚目，透露她保持好身材的秘訣包括每天運動3-4小時，重量訓練、瑜伽及皮拉提斯，並注意皮膚保養和飲食調整。盧正義從童星時期演藝圈崛起，成為韓國最新整容及健身範本，引起許多關注。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, the stock market rallied, with TSMC surging over 3% to 950 yuan in intraday trading, setting a new all-time high. Despite foreign adjustments, Hon Hai Precision Industry fell to 198.5 yuan. U.S. stock indices closed higher, and Taiwan's weighted index soared to a record 22787 points, with TSMC leading the way. Other stocks like China Airlines and Eva Air also jumped over 4% due to increased airfreight rates. Analysts suggest maintaining a bullish stance on Taiwan stocks as the index continues to rise.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Jennifer Esposito shared on the She Pivots podcast how a producer similar to Harvey Weinstein almost ended her career at 26 by falsely accusing her of on-set behavior, leading to her firing and being blacklisted. Despite this setback and agency dropping her, Esposito made her directorial debut with the film Fresh Kills, telling a story she may not have otherwise shared. The movie brings late 1980s Staten Island to life through the eyes of a young girl discovering her father's mafia connections.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
藝人唐治平母親本月3日被發現陳屍淡水住家頂樓，警方確認身分後，唐治平卻拒絕領回遺體，稱不是媽媽。警方公告指若最後期限7月8日仍無人認領，將處理後事。唐治平認為遺體不符母親特徵，拒絕簽署文件。唐母遺體現在板橋殯儀館15天無拜飯牌位，拒認領將以「有主無名屍」方式處置。警方提醒社會救助減免費用。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Source: BARRONS
Reported about 1 year ago
In a recent exclusive report, it was mentioned that the diesel generators of Taiwan's Third Nuclear Power Plant were put into use, along with increased water discharge from the Feitsui Reservoir and Shimen Reservoir for power generation purposes. This has sparked widespread discussions among netizens. The activation of the diesel generators is a temporary measure to meet the sudden increase in electricity demand, while the hydropower generation from the two reservoirs is to supplement the power supply. Concerns over environmental impact were raised regarding the diesel generators, but the utilization of the reservoirs for hydropower was seen as a wise resource management choice. Experts emphasize the importance of stable energy supply and diversification, given the challenges posed by the recent surge in power demand, in addition to Taiwan's efforts in promoting renewable energy sources like wind and solar power.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On September 6, 2022, the UK Security Service (MI5) issued an alert accusing a British-Chinese lawyer Li Zhenju of being a 'Chinese agent,' prompting Li to sue MI5. The alert coincided with Prime Minister Boris Johnson's scandal to divert public attention. Johnson was criticized for attending parties at Downing Street during COVID-19 lockdown, giving rise to 'Partygate.' MI5 accused Li of acting for the Chinese regime, leading to threats against her and her son. A UK court later revealed messages implying MI5's alert was to distract from Johnson's scandal, highlighting the complexities around foreign influence in UK politics.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
A homeowner in Yuanlin, Changhua, accused a group of workers of stepping on their sunshades and causing damage while carrying iron racks through their property, leaving the homeowner furious. The workers' actions may constitute the crime of 'illegal entry into a dwelling' and they could face compensation claims if found responsible for damaging the sunshades. The incident was captured by surveillance cameras, showing workers taking a shortcut through multiple properties without permission, potentially risking legal consequences for their unauthorized actions.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
19歲男子駕駛BMW因仰賴輔助駕駛系統而自撞楊梅休息站護欄，波及其他車輛造成3人受傷，事後在IG上發文解釋事故原因，並透露已在原廠看新車。男子擁有財富，曬出毀損的愛車照後表示將再購買新BMW，目前改騎機車代步。
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Bon Jovi's latest studio album, 'Forever,' debuts at No. 1 on the Top Album Sales chart with 50,000 copies sold in the U.S., including 9,000 vinyl copies, marking the band's strongest vinyl sales week since 1991. The chart also sees new album entries from Charli XCX, Meghan Trainor, and NxWorries, with Charli XCX's 'Brat' landing at No. 2 with her highest sales week to date.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
As Big Brother Season 26 approaches, there are hints indicating a possible integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into the game. Clues such as AI-created promotional pictures and speculations about having an AI houseguest, punishments dictated by AI, and AI-designed house aesthetics suggest that the upcoming season may involve AI in various aspects of the game. These potential implementations could lead to unique challenges and twists for the houseguests, making the new season one to watch.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
On June 17, 2024, Taipei stock market closed with the Weighted Index down 8.19 points at 22496.53. According to exchange data, three major institutional investors sold 14.127 billion worth of shares but also bought 110,000 shares of Yuanta Taiwan High Dividend (00940) ETF, ranking second in daily buying. Despite a decrease in beneficiaries, 00940 continues to be favored by some investors, with a belief in its growth potential. Other top ETF buys included Fuh Hsi Emerging Bonds (00711B) and Cathay 20-Year US Dollar Bond Inverse 2 (00680L).
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
An 18-year-old male high school student in Taoyuan's Xinwu District, Taiwan, sent over 800 phishing texts in January, leading to others falling victim to fraudsters obtaining personal information and credit card numbers. After an investigation by the Taoyuan District Prosecutors Office and Yangmei Police, it was discovered that the student himself was also a victim. The student had unknowingly downloaded an app after participating in an online lucky draw in January, which automatically sent out phishing texts leading to him being involved in a fraud case. The police urge caution and to verify SMS content to prevent falling prey to scams.
Source: YAHOO
Reported about 1 year ago
Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda expressed openness to a potential interest rate increase in July, regardless of doubts in the market, after announcing plans for quantitative tightening through a reduction in bond purchases. While some economists adjusted their expectations for a rate hike, Ueda's remarks hint at the possibility of a July hike based on economic data, inflation, and financial conditions, helping relieve pressure on the yen. Speculation continues over the scale of bond purchase cuts and the true intentions behind Ueda's comments on rates, as analysts attempt to interpret his academic background and strategic messaging.
Source: YAHOO