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The Cherokee National Forest spans over 650,000 acres and is filled with beautiful scenery like Bald River Falls and more.

The Chinese smartphone brand adds two new devices to its growing smartphone portfolio in the local market.

WHO CALL: The president thanked Simon Kofe for supporting Taiwan’s right to participate in the international community at the World Health AssemblyBy Jonathan Chin / Staff writer, with CNA

/ Staff writer, with Reuters and CNATaiwan has donated US$5 million to Lithuanian-led reconstruction projects in Ukraine, a Lithuanian government investment agency said on Wednesday.

By Lisa Wang / Staff reporterTaiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co （TSMC, 台積電） shares yesterday rallied 2 percent on the local stock market after Nvidia Corp said the contract chipmaker would be the sole supplier of its latest graphics processing chip, defusing speculation that Intel Corp would get a share of the orders.

TICKET VERIFICATION: The Ministry of Culture said that it is working with concert organizers to implement strict real-name systems for tickets to discourage resellingBy Jake Chung / Staff writer, with CNA

RUTHERFORD COUNTY, TN - A defendant in a DUI Third Offense case that ended started with an arrest that was made by a LaVergne Police Officer filed an appeal after being sentenced to 11-months and 29-days behind bars. Sebakire Crode, who was found guilty of driving under the influence for the third time, suggested the sentence was excessive, although Crode only spent 150 days behind bars as opposed to the full 363 days sentenced. In February of 2019, Crode was pulled over by Officer Christopher ...

FIRST STEP: Business groups in Taiwan welcomed the deal, which does not include tariff reductions at this stage, as they called for the elimination of double taxation/ Staff writer, with CNA

/ Staff writer, with CNAThe Executive Yuan yesterday approved a 4 percent pay raise for public-sector workers set to take effect from the beginning of next year.

By Lu Yi-hsuan and William Hetherington / Staff reporter, with staff writerSwedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson expressed concern over the security situation in the Taiwan Strait at the Stockholm China Forum on Tuesday.