Intelligent Construction Paves the Way for a New Future of Regional Cooperation On September 15, the ASEAN-China Building Technology Exhibition…
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Charlie Kirk Shot Dead and America Must Confront Its Democratic Crisis
On the eve of 911 in 2025 as of today, Charlie Kirk, the 31-year-old conservative activist and co-founder of Turning…
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Wall Street Interns Embrace AI, Cool Toward Cryptocurrency and Robotics
A Morgan Stanley survey of more than 650 summer interns across North America and Europe reveals that 96% in the…
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Mid-Tier Art Galleries in New York Face Closures Amid Market Downturn
Two prominent art galleries in New York City—Kasmin Gallery and Clearing Gallery—have announced their closures within days of each other…
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Shen Yun Performing Arts Faces Allegations of Abuse and Forced Labor, Triggering a Federal Investigation
According to multiple reports by The New York Times, Shen Yun Performing Arts—a group that has long presented itself as…
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Brooklyn Microbes Offer Hope for Industrial Cleanup
Scientists discover pollutant-eating organisms in one of NYC’s most contaminated waterways Researchers have uncovered a treasure trove of pollution-fighting microbes…
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NYC Moves to Legalize Bodega Cats, Offering Free Vaccinations and Official Status
New York City is on the verge of officially welcoming its most iconic shopkeepers: bodega cats. Councilmember Keith Powers has…
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Why AI Models Still Refer to President Trump as “Former President”
A persistent and troubling error has surfaced across leading artificial intelligence platforms: despite Donald Trump’s inauguration for a second term…
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Chinese and Foreign “Generation Z” Journalists Explore the Millennial Charm of the Ancient City
From June 7 to 8, the “This is Huai’an” event, featuring young journalists from China and abroad, was successfully held,…
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