Tragic Ohio Train Accident Leaves 2 Dead, 1 Missing
A tragic collision in Fremont, Ohio: a train struck multiple pedestrians near the Miles Newton Bridge around 7 p.m., killing two and leaving at least one missing.
May 2025
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Chinese mainland issues rainstorm alerts in six regions
The Chinese mainland’s National Meteorological Center issued blue rainstorm alerts on May 18–19 for heavy rain, mountain torrents and geological hazards in six regions.
Joe Biden Diagnosed with Aggressive Prostate Cancer
Former U.S. President Joe Biden, 82, was diagnosed with aggressive Gleason 9 prostate cancer that has spread to bone. His team is exploring hormone-sensitive treatment options.
Hung Parliament in Portugal: Democratic Alliance Wins Most Seats but Falls Short
Portugal’s center-right alliance won the most seats in the snap vote but fell short of a majority, leading to a hung parliament amid debates on immigration, housing, and economic stability.
Brazil’s First Commercial Bird Flu Outbreak Shakes Poultry Trade
Brazil confirms its first-ever bird flu outbreak on a commercial farm, triggering import bans from the EU and neighboring South American markets.
Cuban Students Shine at China Bridge Contest
Cuban students dazzled at the China Bridge contest in Havana, showcasing Mandarin mastery and competing for trips to the Chinese mainland and study scholarships.
Guangzhou TT Clinches 2025 PEL Spring Crown in Jinan
Guangzhou TT triumphs at the 2025 Peacekeeper Elite League Spring Finals in Jinan, spotlighting the city’s rapid rise as a hub for the Chinese mainland’s booming esports economy.
H5N1 Bird Flu: Could This Strain Spark the Next Pandemic?
H5N1 bird flu is spreading globally among birds and mammals. Experts warn of a human spillover risk but say a vaccine offers defense.
SCIO Briefing: Chinese Mainland Economy in April 2025
At Monday’s SCIO briefing, Fu Linghui outlined the Chinese mainland’s April 2025 economic performance, highlighting steady growth, sector trends, and outlook.
Cosmic Countdown: Universe’s End May Come in 10^78 Years
New calculations show the universe may decay in 10^78 years – much faster than the previous estimate of 10^1100 years – reshaping our cosmic timeline and sparking fresh questions.