Transportation authorities in Beijing are planning to create a database of beggars as part of the crackdown on mendicancy inside the subway trains, the Global Times reported.
Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized on Tuesday “firm faith” and “absolute loyalty” to the Communist Party of China (CPC) amid challenges to national stability in the country.
China and Brazil have successfully signed trade agreements that amount to $27 billion during the Brazilian leg of Premier Li Keqiang's South American tour, which began on Monday, May 18.
The State Council issued a new guideline on Monday, May 17, that aims for nationwide medical reform by 2017.
Shanxi's government relocated its residents after grounds within the underground coal-mining areas started to collapse and made houses fall down.
After Alibaba.com was forced by the Taiwanese government to stop its operation in the region in March due to failure of submitting required permit for mainland companies, its subsidiary Taobao Marketplace was issued the same order on Monday, Reuters reported.
On June 30 at 11:59:59 p.m. EDT, one second will be added to clocks in the United States. The "leap second" will be added to the Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), raising the question if atomic clocks alone should be used to keep "civil time."
Ancestral snakes were non-constricting foragers that grabbed their prey with needle-like hooked teeth and swallowed them whole.
Pandas can digest only about 17 percent of the bamboo they eat, hence their need to eat and eat.
China's State Council announced the improved plans for the country's economic welfare and development on its website on Monday, Shanghai Daily reported.
The results of the experiment showed males do have a purpose.
"Today, help is on the way for the one million Angelenos who live in poverty," said LA Mayor Eric Garcetti.
"The District Court's conclusion is that the domain names are property that can be forfeited," the ruling noted.
Scientists at the Centre for Aerosol Impacts on Climate and Environment created an artificial phytoplankton boom in order to study the connection between the ocean microbes and environment.
Scientists will now be able to map the trend of magma flow in the Mount St. Helen. The research uses about 70 monitoring devices. These devices are placed at various strategic locations around the volcanic rim and use seismic waves generated using Dynamite triggered blasts to produce ultrasound like images of the molten rock beneath the volcanic surface.
