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Jet Li recently reappeared in public looking frail and hunched following surgery to remove a tumor, sparking concern over his health. A circulating video showed him traveling alone at an airport, with his thin frame and posture prompting fans to urge him to rest more. Earlier, he had shared a photo from the hospital, appearing gaunt and in a wheelchair, though he confirmed being discharged soon after.

Li has long battled hyperthyroidism, which has altered his appearance and fueled false death rumors. He explained that long-term medication causes fluctuations in his condition, sometimes leading him to avoid public appearances. Sources say his latest hospitalization was short and not serious.

Born in Beijing in 1963, Li was a Wushu prodigy, becoming China's national all-around champion in the late 1970s before injuries pushed him into coaching. His acting career took off with Shaolin Temple in 1982 and later included Hollywood films such as The Expendables and Lethal Weapon 4. In 2011, he became a Singaporean citizen.

The Trump administration has proposed new regulations to shorten the duration of visas for international students, cultural exchange visitors, and foreign journalists as part of a broader immigration crackdown. Currently, F, J, and I visas last for the duration of a program or employment, but the proposal would limit student and exchange visas to four years and reduce journalist visas to 240 days, with Chinese journalists restricted to just 90 days. Holders could apply for extensions, though the policy aims to tighten oversight.

In 2024, the U.S. hosted 1.6 million international students on F visas, 355,000 exchange visitors, and 13,000 foreign journalists. China's foreign ministry criticized the proposed rules as discriminatory, while the Trump administration argued they are necessary to monitor visa holders more effectively.

This measure echoes a similar 2020 proposal blocked by opposition, including from NAFSA, a global education association. The Biden administration later scrapped that version in 2021. Alongside this visa regulation, Trump's team has intensified scrutiny of legal immigration by revoking visas based on ideological grounds and removing legal protections for many migrants.

Additionally, a recent USCIS memo announced a revival of in-person neighborhood checks for citizenship applicants to assess residency, moral character, and alignment with American values.

Phu Quoc, Vietnam's largest island, is on track to welcome over 7 million tourists in 2025, having already received more than 6 million arrivals in the first eight months, including 1 million international visitors. Tourism revenue has reached nearly VND28.3 trillion (US$1.07 billion), surpassing the yearly target by 20.3%.

The island's strong performance is attributed to modern infrastructure like Phu Quoc International Airport and high-speed vessels, along with a wide range of luxury resorts, entertainment complexes, and unique tourism experiences. Preparations for the 2027 APEC Economic Leaders' Week have further accelerated development, boosting global appeal.

With the upcoming National Day holiday, authorities expect a surge in visitors attracted by Phu Quoc's landscapes, cultural activities, and promotions. International arrivals are rising, especially from India, South Korea, Russia, and Europe. A growing influx of Muslim travelers from India, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Middle East also presents new opportunities, with tour operators highlighting Phu Quoc's potential as a high-quality destination for Islamic tourism.

Phu Quoc has received international recognition, ranking third on Travel + Leisure's list of the top 10 islands in Asia-Pacific, behind Bali and Koh Samui. It was also voted the world's second most beautiful island last year, after the Maldives.

Chinese blogger Yao Meishan, 28, has died after battling undifferentiated embryonal sarcoma of the liver, an extremely rare cancer with only about 400 documented cases worldwide. Known online as "Give You a Punch," her family announced her passing on Monday, leading to an outpouring of grief from followers.

Yao discovered her illness in 2023 during a routine check while applying for a flight attendant job. Despite the diagnosis, she shared over 500 videos chronicling her journey, encouraging fans with her message that “life is unpredictable; we must love it with all our hearts.” She focused on celebrating life rather than being defined by her disease, inspiring many with her resilience and optimism.

Her condition worsened after a nearly 15-hour surgery on June 4, 2025. Experts in Hangzhou explained that the cancer originates from liver mesenchymal tissues, grows aggressively, and often carries a poor prognosis. Symptoms can include abdominal pain and fever, usually linked to tumor rupture or bleeding. Because the disease lacks clear signs and imaging markers, diagnosis typically requires a biopsy. Treatment involves surgery, often combined with chemotherapy.

Yao's openness about her struggle and her refusal to be defeated by her illness left a lasting impact, with fans remembering her as a source of strength and hope.

Michelin's 2025 list highlights nine pho spots in Hanoi that showcase the dish's variety. Among the most iconic is Lam beef pho on Hang Vai, a tiny shop known for its signature pho loi (beef shank core). Nearby is Pho Khoi Hoi, a Bib Gourmand recipient offering a wide selection of beef toppings. Both sell out quickly each morning.

Pho Au Trieu, located next to St. Joseph's Cathedral, has served a rich, cloudy, and fatty broth for over 80 years, attracting locals despite having no signboard. Another long-standing favorite is Pho Gia Truyen Bat Dan, also Bib Gourmand, famous for its rare steak pho and golden-skin boiled chicken, often enjoyed with fried dough sticks.

Pho 10 Ly Quoc Su is Hanoi's most famous pho chain, earning its own Bib Gourmand distinction. It offers over ten beef pho variations, known for tender meat and a broth that is hearty yet refreshing.

For chicken pho, Pho ga Nguyet near Phu Doan is a late-night favorite, staying open until midnight with its tender chicken thigh pho as the bestseller. Pho ga Tien on Nguyen Truong To serves noodles scented with lime leaves, with extras like offal, eggs, or fried dough sticks. Pho ga Cham on Yen Ninh is praised for its naturally sweet broth and balanced seasoning, making it a morning crowd-pleaser.

For something different, Chinh Thang on Mac Dinh Chi is considered the pioneer of pho cuon (pho rolls with beef and herbs), also serving fried pho with beef. Together, these spots reflect the diversity of Hanoi's pho culture, spanning beef, chicken, late-night options, and even creative rolls.