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Increased Risk of Insomnia Linked to One-Hour Screen Time Before Bed; Experts Suggest Limiting Devices Half an Hour Prior to Sleep

4 April 2025 · ·

A recent study indicates that using electronic devices one hour before bed increases the risk of insomnia by 59% and reduces sleep time on average by 24 minutes. The Norwegian Institute of Public Health found this effect is consistent across various screen activities, challenging previous assumptions about social media being particularly detrimental to sleep quality.

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Trump's Tariffs Could Influence Taiwan's Stock Market as Authorities Readiness Increases

4 April 2025 · ·

US President Trump's announcement of tariffs has caused significant volatility in global financial markets, with Taiwan’s stock market expected to face a potential 20,000-point defense next week. The Financial Supervisory Commission is closely monitoring the situation and may take actions including convening an emergency committee if necessary.

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Experts Argue Against US Tariff Policies Linked to Trade Deficits; Long-term Solutions Needed for Genuine Improvement

4 April 2025 · ·

President Trump announced equal tariffs at 32% on Taiwan, aiming to fulfill campaign promises. Experts criticize the method as 'quite unfair,' focusing solely on trade deficits without considering surplus countries or non-tariff measures' impacts. This policy is seen more symbolically than economically and could have long-term negative effects if implemented fully.

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Air Force Considers AIM-120E Upgrade in Light of Persistent Needs for Aerial Combat

4 April 2025 · ·

The U.S. Air Force has awarded Raytheon a $95 million contract to develop an advanced version of the AMRAAM missile for enhanced air defense capabilities. This move comes in response to China's advancements, with experts speculating it might be related to AIM-120E development.

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Retribution for a Father: Meme Icons X-32 and F-47 on Custom T-Shirts

4 April 2025 · ·

President Trump awarded Boeing the NGAD contract, leading to an internet meme about the previous loser of a fighter jet competition. The X-32, nicknamed 'grinning mouth,' is now featured on t-shirts as it encourages its successor F-47 to "rise and avenge." This humorous take reflects netizens' sentiments towards Boeing's victory in the long-standing military program.

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Affordable AI Phones Targeting a 30% Market Share This Year

4 April 2025 · ·

With tech giants integrating AI into mid-range smartphones, the penetration rate is expected to rise from 18% in 2024 to 31% by 2025. Brands like Google, Apple, and Samsung have launched affordable models with advanced features such as upgraded cameras and self-developed chips. This trend not only accelerates phone upgrades but also promotes the adoption of 5G networks, enhancing AI ecosystems globally.

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Has Climate Change Rendered French Wine Less Prestigious?

4 April 2025 · ·

Endangered species like the Formosan black bear and plants are facing extinction due to human activities, while global climate change impacts agriculture significantly. The wine industry has seen a 23% drop in Italian production and an 18% decrease expected for France by 2024, highlighting challenges traditional regions face with increased extreme weather events. Dozens of wineries worldwide have adapted through planting heat-resistant grape varieties or using innovative technologies to mitigate the effects of climate change. This shift not only preserves established wine markets but also opens up new opportunities in previously unsuitable climates for vine cultivation.

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The Rise of Digital Imperialism: How U.S. Support Enables Tech Giants to Contest Foreign Regulations

4 April 2025 · ·

The internet's global era has seen a power struggle between tech giants and governments, with platforms facing challenges from misinformation to political manipulation. This conflict is particularly pronounced in Europe where laws like the Digital Markets Act (DMA) aim to regulate large online platforms but are met with resistance by American companies citing free speech protections under their First Amendment. Dozens of lawsuits have been filed against judges who attempt content moderation that conflicts with US standards, highlighting differing interpretations of digital freedom. The EU and other countries seek regulatory autonomy while the U.S. emphasizes global application of its own legal concepts in tech regulation.

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Pan-Crown Technology SAC-TEM Center Breaks Ground on New Facility, Eyeing Post-Angstrom Innovations

3 April 2025 · ·

Semiconductor testing giant Pan Crown Technology recently broke ground on its new SAC-TEM Center, designed for precise material analysis in response to advancements in semiconductor processes. The facility features a seismic isolation foundation and is expected to be operational by the second half of 2025, aiming at supporting Angstrom-era process needs.

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Trump's Support Boosts Newsmax Shares by 1,500% in两天时间

3 April 2025 · ·

Since going public, conservative cable channel Newsmax's stock price has surged over 1500%, making Christopher Ruddy worth billions due to support from former President Donald Trump. The company started trading at $10 per share on March 31 and closed its first day of trade at a remarkable $83.51 before reaching an all-time high of $233 by April 1st, reflecting strong market enthusiasm for the channel's content.

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