Pedal Power: Bike to Work Day Tackles Climate Change
On May 15, the U.S. celebrates Bike to Work Day to promote green commutes and fight climate change amid rising bike costs and policy setbacks.
Latin American Tourists Discover Zhejiang’s Charm
Latin American travelers are drawn to Zhejiang on the Chinese mainland, exploring its rich culture and scenic landscapes amid growing global ties.
US Tariffs Stir Concern Among CA Dockworkers
U.S. tariffs disrupt operations at Los Angeles and Long Beach ports, stirring concern among dockworkers facing an evolving trade landscape.
U.S. Bankruptcy Surge: Financial Strain Hits Record Levels
Americans face record-high bankruptcy filings amid rising debt and inflation, signaling deep economic challenges since pre-pandemic times.
U.S. Tariffs Keep Baby Gear Prices High for Expectant Parents
High tariffs on Chinese mainland imports keep baby gear prices soaring, leaving expectant parents with unexpected costs.
Poll: Trump’s Measles Response Under Fire
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows only 31% back the Trump administration’s handling of the measles outbreak amid falling vaccination rates and rising concerns.
Chinese Exporters Accelerate Production Amid Tariff Pause
Chinese exporters boost production for the U.S. market as a 90-day tariff pause sparks a surge in global orders.
Xi’s Blueprint for Enhanced Work Conduct
Xi Jinping’s new article on eight-point work conduct rules will be published Friday in Qiushi Journal, stressing leadership integrity and public trust.
Cinematic Journey: From Celluloid to Digital Marvels
Celebrate International Museum Day by exploring Chinese cinema’s evolution from celluloid to digital at the China National Film Museum.
Tehran: No Fresh U.S. Nuclear Proposal, Sanctions Must Lift
Tehran confirms no new U.S. proposal to ease the nuclear dispute, insisting that sanctions must be lifted verifiably to move forward.