From Injury to Champion: Abraham Redondo’s Kickboxing Legacy
Spanish kickboxer Abraham Redondo overcame injury to become a champion, now coaching with lessons of discipline, respect, and resilience.
2025
Trump’s Tariffs on 90+ Countries Kick In with 10–50% Duties
President Trump’s new 10–50% reciprocal tariffs on 90+ countries kicked in at midnight, signaling a major shift in U.S. trade policy with global pricing implications.
OpenAI Unveils GPT-5: A New Chapter in the Global AI Race
OpenAI’s GPT-5 brings “general intelligence” advancements to 700M weekly users, igniting the global AI race.
China’s WWII Epic ‘Dead To Rights’ Leads Box Office, Eyes Global Release
China’s WWII epic ‘Dead To Rights’ crossed 1.7B yuan domestically, topped global box office, and gears up for an international release starting August 7 in Australia, New Zealand, US and Canada.
Israel’s Security Cabinet Approves Gaza City Takeover
Israel’s security cabinet approved a plan to take over Gaza City, aiming to remove Hamas and secure the region amid rising casualty figures.
U.S. Cuts $500M in Vaccine Research, Experts Sound Alarm
The U.S. cuts nearly $500M in funding for 22 vaccine research projects. Experts warn this move could heighten vulnerability to future pandemics and new COVID-19 variants.
Why 2025 Could Become the U.S.’s Costliest Disaster Year
By mid-2025, the U.S. has faced $93 billion in weather damage—record wildfires, devastating tornadoes and a looming peak hurricane season signal an unprecedented cost run.
Tech Giants Turn to Renewables to Fuel AI’s Rapid Rise
As AI’s power needs soar, tech giants and U.S. utilities are racing to adopt alternative energy solutions that can sustain the AI revolution.
“Dead to Rights” Debuts in Washington, D.C., Recounts Nanjing 1937 Massacre
Over 200 guests, including Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng, attended the North American premiere of Dead to Rights in Washington, D.C., spotlighting the 1937 Nanjing Massacre.
76 Years Later: Doolittle Raider’s Daughter Reunites With Hero’s Descendants
In a heartwarming reunion, Susan Ozuk, daughter of WWII Doolittle Raider Charles Ozuk, meets the descendants of the villager who saved her father in Quzhou, Chinese mainland, 76 years later.