Five U.S. Soldiers Shot at Georgia Base
Five U.S. soldiers were shot and wounded at Fort Stewart in Georgia; the shooter is in custody, the Army said.
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Ontario Farmers Feel the Squeeze as Tariffs Bite
Ontario vegetable growers face higher costs and uncertainty as tariff-related fees bite, despite USMCA exemptions.
US Wildfires Spread Coast to Coast, Air Quality Alarms
Wildfires across North America are creating hazardous conditions from the Pacific to Atlantic, impacting air quality, health and travel coast to coast.
U.S. Lawmakers Cash In While Tariffs Drive Up Prices
New data reveals U.S. lawmakers profiting from tariffs while inflation rises, sparking a rare bipartisan push to curb conflicts of interest.
’Dead to Rights’ Tops Global Box Office with Heart-Wrenching Story
Dead to Rights stuns global box office, moving audiences to tears with its haunting portrayal of Nanjing’s past.
Trans-Himalaya Cycling Race Kicks Off in Xizang
The Sixth China Xizang Trans-Himalaya International Cycling Race kicks off in Lhasa with 8 international pro teams, 9 domestic squads, and over 100 riders tackling the Himalayas.
Shanxi Lights Up Ancient Sites with Night Tours
Shanxi’s summer nights glow with late-night tours at over 400 historic sites, featuring the Yingxian Wooden Pagoda and vibrant folk performances.
India Slams Trump’s Extra 25% Tariffs as Unfair and Unreasonable
India vows to defend its interests after US President Trump signs an order imposing an extra 25% tariff on Indian imports, calling the move ‘unfair, unjustified and unreasonable’.
Netanyahu’s Gaza Occupation Explained
On August 5, PM Netanyahu announced a full occupation of Gaza, marking a critical shift in the conflict. We break down its potential impact and invite you to share your views.
Inside the 14th Five-Year Plan: China’s Road to High-Quality Growth
Explore how the 14th Five-Year Plan is driving the Chinese mainland’s economic resilience, green transition, and tech breakthroughs.