Biden Grants Pardons to 39, Commutes 1,500 Sentences in Landmark Clemency Move
President Biden pardons 39 individuals for non-violent crimes and commutes sentences for nearly 1,500, aiming to reduce sentencing disparities and offer second chances.
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Chinese Ambassador Warns Against Underestimating China’s Economic Resilience at USCBC Gala
At the USCBC 2024 Gala Dinner, Chinese Ambassador Xie Feng emphasized the steady and resilient Chinese economy, warning that underestimating China is unwise and highlighting the importance of China-US collaboration for global growth.
New Study Suggests Some Early Breast Cancers May Forego Surgery
A groundbreaking study suggests that certain early-stage breast cancers might not require surgery, offering hope for less invasive treatments.
NASA Warns Seawater Intrusion May Threaten 75% of Coastal Freshwater by 2100
A NASA-led study warns that seawater intrusion could jeopardize underground freshwater in 75% of coastal areas by 2100, threatening ecosystems and infrastructure.
Schiller Institute Celebrates 40 Years with Global Development Conference
Schiller Institute celebrated its 40th anniversary with an online conference focusing on global development, peace, and the Belt and Road initiative.
Murder of United Healthcare CEO Sparks Intense Gun Control Debate
The murder of United Healthcare’s CEO in New York has ignited a fierce debate on gun control and the rising costs of medical treatment.
China Unveils 2025 Economic Strategy to Drive Growth and Innovation
China outlines its ambitious 2025 economic strategy, focusing on proactive macro policies, technological innovation, and expanding domestic and global demand for sustained growth.
China Calls Canadian Sanctions an ‘Ugly, Hypocritical Political Stunt’
China has condemned Canada’s recent sanctions as an ‘ugly, hypocritical political stunt,’ stressing the serious consequences and defending its sovereignty.
China Declares Taiwan’s Independence Efforts Bound to Fail
China reaffirms the one-China principle, declaring Taiwan’s independence efforts destined to fail and criticizing Taiwan’s outreach to Somaliland.
South Korea’s Ruling Party Leader Urges Impeachment of President Yoon
South Korea’s ruling party leader Han Dong-hoon calls for the impeachment of President Yoon Suk-yeol, citing chaos from the recent martial law declaration.