Taipei City Government came under attack from two city councilors last week for conditions in its public libraries.

Ever since it was founded almost a century ago, the Kuomintang has gone through many evolutionary changes.

The National Communications Commission (NCC) handed big fines to several TV stations in Taiwan for embedding commercials into their programs.

U.S. President Woodrow Wilson had an aunt he hadn't met for quite some time. One day he went to visit her at her rural home.

A Mirage fighter broke down on takeoff on a training mission at Hsinchu Air Force Base on September 21, the Apple Daily reported on Monday.

Time was when Pingtung had the only air force base in southern Taiwan. The Japanese Army Air Corps had two bases on the island, one at Songshan in Taipei and the other at Pingtung near Kaohsiung.

Over the past two weeks, leaders of the opposition Democratic Progressive Party have made a huge cry over the growing threat caused by the ever-increasing number of missiles and high-technology weapons in Beijing's arsenal.

Taiwan has evolved a great deal. A visitor who first came to Taiwan in the 1960s would likely not be able to recognize much of this nation just one generation later.

As U.S. President Barack Obama prepares for his first visit to China next month, one inevitable question arises: How will the trip impact the U.S.-China relationship, which has already become one of the most important partnerships in the world today?

The Kuomintang (KMT) seemed to be back to its old self when President Ma Ying-jeou took up the chairmanship at the eighteenth national congress of the party yesterday.