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Taiwanese boxer Lin Yu-ting considered hanging up her gloves after winning Olympic gold in Paris, but she's staying in the ring to prove her critics wrong. Her decision to keep fighting shows the power of resilience in the face of public scrutiny.
Taiwan's Olympic gold medalist Lin Yu-ting can return to international boxing after completing World Boxing's new eligibility review process. The decision ends months of uncertainty for the champion who faced intense scrutiny during the 2024 Paris Olympics.
Olympic gold medalist Lin Yu-ting has been cleared to return to international boxing after World Boxing completed its eligibility review process. The Taiwanese boxer will compete at the Asian Boxing Championships starting March 29 in Mongolia.
Taiwan's Lin Yu-ting stepped back into the ring after months away, winning bronze at the Asian Championships in her first competition since Olympic glory. Her return marks a fresh chapter as she sets her sights on the Asian Games later this year.
Karl-Anthony Towns credits Jeremy Lin's 2012 "Linsanity" moment for turning him into a lifelong Knicks fan. Now he's playing for that same team in their first NBA Finals since 1999.
Mirabel Ting captured her first professional golf title at the inaugural Smoky Mountain Championship, defeating Rachel Kuehn in a playoff. The breakthrough victory marks a career milestone for Ting on the Epson Tour.
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Chinese para-athlete Yu Shuang claimed victory in the visually impaired sprint event at the Para Cross-Country Skiing World Cup in Finsterau, Germany. The thrilling finish showcased the elite competition level in adaptive winter sports.
Instagram creator Ting sparked 8 million views by declaring she looks exactly 55 and challenging why youth should be the goal. Her message is reshaping how thousands think about aging.
Yu Seung-eun just made Olympic history for South Korea, winning bronze in snowboard big air at 18. She did it while training abroad for half the year because her country has zero snowboard training facilities.
Yu Seung-eun became South Korea's first snowboard big air medalist at the 2026 Milan Winter Olympics using budget equipment and pure determination. Her journey from injury to the podium in just two months shows what's possible when skill meets heart.
April Jiating Yu, an East Brunswick High School senior, earned one of just 700 corporate-sponsored National Merit Scholarships this year. The aspiring medical student won the Johnson & Johnson scholarship after advancing through a rigorous selection process that started with 16,000 semifinalists.
Bryan Enming Lin dominated the 2026 National Middle School Chess Championship with a flawless 7-0 record, facing his own teammate in the final round. His New York school swept the team title by two full points.
Explorer Albert Lin uncovers how ancient civilizations survived in harsh deserts through brilliant water engineering. New discoveries show the Nabataean Empire and other cultures built sophisticated systems that sustained thousands.
Nearly 19,000 people from over 150 countries officially became Australian citizens on Monday, choosing to call Australia home. Among them was Amy Ying Yee Ting, who described her ceremony as a "magical moment" after living in Australia longer than her birth country of Malaysia.
A former athlete who was once terrified of heights is now China's first internationally certified female professional tree climber, scaling 60-meter trees for a living. Yu Yanling discovered the profession by chance at university and turned her fear into a thriving career helping cities maintain their urban forests.
India's Paralympic champion Pramod Bhagat just won his sixth world championship gold medal in para badminton, surpassing his childhood idol Lin Dan's five world titles. After a disappointing Paris 2024, the 37-year-old is proving that setbacks can fuel comebacks.
A historical romance set in 1930s Taiwan has become the first Mandarin Chinese novel to win the International Booker Prize. Author Yáng Shuāng-zǐ and translator Lin King share the prestigious award for their captivating story about language, power, and colonial history.
Wang Hong and Deng Yu became the first Chinese mathematicians to win the prestigious Fields Medal, mathematics' highest honor. Their achievement signals China's rising influence in global scientific innovation.
Two research teams used the same AI to solve a tough quantum encryption problem—and submitted their solutions just three hours apart. It's opening exciting new doors for scientific discovery, even as it raises fresh questions about how we share credit for breakthroughs.
Hong Kong just handed out $10 million to five pioneering researchers whose work spans artificial intelligence, life-saving diagnostics, and clean energy. The surge in prize nominations shows the city is becoming a magnet for world-class innovation.
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