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Biography claims more books from Salinger coming

The authors of a new J.D. Salinger biography are claiming they have cracked one of publishing's greatest mysteries.

Police ask netizens not to spread rumors

Police and experts are asking netizens to practice self-discipline when surfing the Internet and join the effort to reduce false online rumors.

Japanese nuclear crisis escalates

Japan's nuclear regulator also said it feared the disaster exceeded the ability of Tokyo Electric Power Co to cope "in some respects".

Foreigners get bigger fines in exit-entry law

Shanghai fined and punished more than 500 foreigners for illegally staying in the country after China imposed its new exit-entry law in July.

UK agents destroy Snowden files at Guardian

British authorities forced The Guardian newspaper to destroy material leaked by whistle-blower Edward Snowden.

Typhoon wreaks havoc in the south

At least 20 people are dead and seven are missing across Guangdong province on Monday afternoon after Typhoon Utor slammed into the region.

Greenwald's partner detained for 9 hours

British authorities faced a furor after they held the partner of a journalist who worked with Edward Snowden to expose US surveillance programs.

Premier calls for improved system to cope with disasters

Premier Li Keqiang called for a systematic method of coping with natural disasters in an orderly and effective manner.

CIA document release acknowledges Area 51

Area 51 has long been fodder for science fiction films and wild UFO tales claiming the US government imposed secrecy over the site.

Sizzling summer tops the record list

Meteorologists have labeled this summer the hottest since nationwide records began in 1951.

Minors going online to buy smokes

According to the Chinese Association for Tobacco Control, more than 20,000 vendors are selling cigarettes on Taobao.com.

Transgender student rights bill OK'd in California

California became the first US state to enshrine certain rights for transgender students from kindergarten to the 12th grade in state law.

Summer classes open up a world of new learning

Most people who follow the lecture circuit are white-collar workers as well as government employees.

Dane's racist rants decried

A Danish politician's verbal assault on the Chinese people may not damage ties between the two nations.

Two terrorist leaders sentenced to death in Kashgar for attacks

Two people from a terror gang that carried out a violent attack on April 23 were sentenced to death.

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