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/ Staff writer, with CNABrothers Daniel Tsai （蔡明忠） and Richard Tsai （蔡明興）, who run Fubon Group （富邦集團）, took the top spot in Forbes magazine’s list of Taiwan’s 50 richest people this year, despite an 8 percent fall in their net worth.

Rutherford County, TN - A new bill that was passed last month has groups like the ACLU and Lambda Legal upset to the point of filing suit against the State of Tennessee. The organizations, along with Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP, suggested House / Senate Bill 0001 places a discriminatory ban on what the groups are calling “medically necessary gender-affirming care for Tennessee’s transgender youth.” State Representative Tim Rudd of Murfreesboro helped ...

/ Staff writer, with CNAForeign nationals can apply to stay overnight free of charge in Taiwan’s century-old Presidential Office Building as part of the government’s efforts to promote Taiwan internationally.

JOINT EXERCISES: A draft backed by four lawmakers from the House and Senate would authorize the Pentagon to work more closely with Taiwanese defense forces/ Staff Writer, with CNA

‘KNIFE EDGE OF FREEDOM’: Washington works with its allies in the first island chain to ‘provide crisis response options,’ US Army Japan Commanding General Joel Vowell saidBy Lu Yi-hsuan and Kayleigh Madjar / Staff reporter, with staff writer

By Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporterA festival featuring Thailand’s culture is to be held in Taipei to bolster bilateral ties and promote tourism and trade, the Thailand Trade and Economic Office in Taipei said yesterday.

By Lin Hsin-han, Kao Chia-ho and Jake Chung / Staff reporters, with staff writer and CNALegislation that would make it easier for employers to replace migrant workers who left their job without notice passed its third reading in the Legislative Yuan yesterday.

TRANSCRIPT DISPARITY: Macron’s office did not indicate that Taiwan was discussed, but the US said the presidents reaffirmed support for maintaining peace in the StraitBy Liu Tzu-hsuan / Staff reporter

By Chen Cheng-yu and Jonathan Chin / Staff reporter, with staff writerThe Delphi Economic Forum yesterday corrected Ma Ying-jeou’s （馬英九） title on its Web site from “former president of Taipei” to “former president of Taiwan” following calls from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ma’s office about the error.

The father says he needs help finding the precious toy after it was accidentally donated to a Goodwill.