New York City Congestion Charge Approval Terminated by U.S. Government

 The U.S. Trump administration rejected the approval for New York City's congestion charge plan on the same day. Trump stated that the congestion charge in New York City had become invalid, and both Manhattan and the entire New York were...

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Taiwan's Official Ban on Higher Education Institutions' Exchanges with Three Mainland China Universities

 On the 20th, Taiwan's Minister of Education, Cheng Yingyao, stated that Taiwan's universities will be prohibited from cooperating or exchanging with schools affiliated with Beijing's United Front Work Department. In the future, the Ministry of Education will not recognize the...

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Cracking Down on Gang Smuggling of Fentanyl, US Lists Multiple Latin American Drug Cartels as Global Terrorist Organizations

 The United States has listed multiple Latin American drug cartels as global terrorist organizations, including Venezuela's gang "Tren de Aragua," Mexico's "Sinaloa Cartel," and six other drug gangs originating from Latin America. This is part of President Trump's plan to...

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Battery Decline Doesn't Need Replacement, A Single Injection Can Double Its Lifespan

China develops "anti-aging" technology for lithium batteries, a single injection can extend the battery lifespan by 1 time. Fudan University in China has proposed a new technology that can significantly extend battery lifespan. According to an animated demonstration, the core of...

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Two Small Planes Collide Mid-Air in US, 2 Dead

 The U.S. federal aviation safety investigators reported that a mid-air collision occurred on the morning of the 19th at Marana Regional Airport in Tucson, Southern Arizona, involving two small planes, resulting in two deaths. Each of these planes carried two...

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Google Pays 1.5 Billion to Settle Italian Tax Case

 American internet giant Google has agreed to pay 326 million euros (approximately 1.5 billion ringgit) in settlement money to resolve allegations of tax evasion brought against the company in Italy. According to a report by Agence France-Presse, the Italian prosecutor stated...

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Warning that World War III Is Not Far Off: Trump Says It Won't Happen During His Term

 US President Trump mentioned the ongoing conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine on the 19th, warning that World War III is not far off, but it won't happen during his term. Speaking at the Miami Investment Summit, Trump said, “I...

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3 Chinese Warships Navigate Waters East of Sydney; Australian Defence: No Threat Posed

 The Australian Defence Force has detected three Chinese warships navigating international waters off the coast of the country's largest city, Sydney. However, these vessels have not violated any maritime laws and pose no threat. According to reports from Bloomberg and the...

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Apple Releases Budget iPhone 16e Capable of Running AI

 As the world anxiously awaited, Apple announced on the 20th the launch of a new model, iPhone 16e, the lowest-priced smartphone in the iPhone 16 series. The iPhone 16e features the latest A18 chip, the first Apple-designed cellular modem, providing...

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Trump's Tariff Policy Sparks Hoarding Wave, Some Americans Plunge into 'Doomsday Consumption'

 CreditCards.com released a poll on the 18th showing that 20% of Americans said they are buying more goods than usual due to concerns about President Trump's tariff policy. This reflects increasing consumer anxiety due to potential price hikes and economic...

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Winter Storm Rages in the United States, North Dakota Reaches a Record Low of Minus 39.4 Degrees Breaking a Century-Old Record

 The winter storm sweeping the United States raged through the Midwest and North Dakota on the 18th, breaking local low-temperature records for over a century. On the 19th, it continued moving towards the East Coast, potentially bringing multiple states into...

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North Korea Opens to Chinese Tour Groups on the 24th for Tourism to Border City

 According to South Korean media reports, the Chinese travel agency Zhixing Heyi recently announced that with special approval from the North Korean side, the company will send a group to North Korea on the 24th, making it the first Chinese...

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