Hong Kong activist dubbed "Captain America 2.0" was jailed for nearly six years Thursday.

A Hong Kong man who allegedly murdered his father and dumped the patriarch's corpse at sea to steal about US$25,697 (HK $200,000) from the victim has been slapped with life in prison.

A narcotics dealer will serve 15 years in federal prison for distributing fentanyl analogs and synthetic opioids across the United States, including to an 18-year-old who died of an overdose.

A doctor faces a manslaughter charge after a liposuction patient died under the care of untrained staff in Hong Kong.

A 32-year-old social media influencer fell to her death when she tried to take a selfie near a waterfall at a park in Hong Kong.

A Hong Kong court heard fresh evidence in the case of a 15-year-old girl who accused her father of rape and indecent assault after the victim was reportedly whisked across mainland China. She was later persuaded by other relatives to retract her rape allegations for the upcoming trial.

A couple has been sentenced for their horrible acts of child abuse on the man’s 5-year-old biological daughter for years leading to her death.

Taiwan has been operating independently, as a self-ruled island, since 1950. But, China perceived Taiwan as a “rebel province that must be reunited with the mainland -- by force if necessary.”

China followed through with its plans of imposing sanctions on 11 U.S. citizens involving six lawmakers who "behaved badly" on Hong Kong's political matters.

Hong Kong's government has postponed the city's legislative elections previously slated in September by one year in view of the coronavirus pandemic that has become more menacing in the recent weeks.

The move to halt further cooperation was kickstarted by Telegram, a Chat App, as a proactive measure to protect the privacy of its users based out of Hong Kong.

China passed the controversial national security law on Tuesday, less than 40 days since Chinese lawmakers proposed the legislation for Hong Kong.

Individuals convicted of violating the national security law could face life imprisonment, contrary to previous indications of a 10-year limit on jail terms.

Hong Kong chief executive Carrie Lam defended China’s proposed national security law for the city on Tuesday, saying Hong Kong needs the legislation for the benefit of the majority of its people.

China warned the U.S. against undermining its interests in Hong Kong.

China is moving to propose a national security law that could bypass Hong Kong’s existing legislature and spark protests in the city.

Hong Kong is still in chaos even after six months since the protests have started and now, citizens wish to move out of their home country and live in Taiwan instead.