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Your busiest drive time right now up to 30 minutes. But in oakland, 880, fine, and down the eastshore freeway no big delays yet through berkeley. That is traffic. Back to you guys. Thank you. Some developing news. A baggage tug crashed into a belt that Airline Plane at sfo late last night as the flight was getting ready to take off for cincinnati. A red eye. Passengers evacuated from the boeing 757. They were then put on another plane which should be arriving at cincinnati anytime now. Reporter ...

URUMQI, June 17 (Xinhua) -- Once known as the

China Focus: Chinas largest desert transforms into green development powerhouse for Xinjiang-

Over the past few weeks, the publications Sina, Tencent, Caixin, China Youth Daily, and the publishing duo Sixth Tone/The Paper published photo stories on the intimate, the industrial, the private, and the political. Journalists Yan Cong and Ye Ming have rounded up the best documentary photography of the month published in China by Chinese photographers.

After 32 days in treatment, Ye Ming, 108, recovered from COVID-19 and was discharged from Shanghai Pudong Hospital on Saturday, setting a record for the oldest person to recover from a severe infection across China.

After a 32-day treatment, Ye Ming, 108, recovered from COVID-19 and was discharged from Shanghai Pudong Hospital on Saturday, setting a record for the oldest patient in a severe condition to have recovered from the disease in China.

A photo of three young medical workers taken during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea ha

In rural Hunan province, about two hours from the city of Changsha, a young woman named Zhang Meili married a violent man. According to local police, Zhang had trouble coping with her husband’s strong sexual appetite and he became jealous and controlling. Often, he lashed out at her in a jealous rage, threatening to kill her and himself. He beat her and more than once tried to

Welcome to ChinaFile’s inaugural “Depth of Field” column. In collaboration with Yuanjin Photo, an independent photo blog published by photographers Yan Cong and Ye Ming on the Chinese social media platform WeChat, we will highlight new and newsworthy photojournalism published in Chinese media by Chinese photographers. For each column, Yan, Ye, and ChinaFile’s David M. Barreda