Hannah Lewis
Standards Editor
Hannah Lewis is the Standards Editor at The Taiwan Times, leading fact-checking, corrections and source attribution — the final gate every report passes through before publication.
She checks figures, dates, titles and quotes one by one, tracing every claim back to its original source and letting nothing unverified slip through. When mistakes happen, she leads an open, clearly-labelled corrections process.
She believes owning up to errors and fixing them quickly is not a weakness but precisely how a news outlet earns lasting trust.
Areas of expertise
- Fact-checking
- Corrections
- Sourcing
Latest by Hannah Lewis
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The Pakistan Army announced on Tuesday that its forces had killed 48 members of Baloch separatist groups in a series of coordinated raids on suspected hide
Meloni's coalition becomes Italy's longest‑serving post‑war government in history
Rome – On Thursday, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni’s coalition government marked a historic milestone by becoming the longest‑serving administration in Ital
China Launches 20 Aircraft Across Taiwan Median Line, Defense Reacts
The Ministry of National Defense released the latest dynamics in the Taiwan Strait surrounding sea and airspace today, stating that the armed forces, begin
Bomb Squad Rushed to New Taipei Ring Line Station Over Suspicious Bag
A false‑alarm incident triggered by an unidentified backpack occurred recently at Xinpu Minsheng Station on the New Taipei City MRT Circular Line. Fortunat
Taiwan-Poland Cultural Day Opens, Shocking Eastern Europe with Contemporary Art and Folklore
The Taiwan Cultural-Creative Foundation will grandly host a Taiwan Day event in Poland on the 11th and 12th of this month. This is not merely a cultural ex
Xi to lead large business delegation to the US, seeking US‑China breakthrough.
According to the latest information cited by Reuters from sources familiar with the matter, Chinese President Xi Jinping is currently actively preparing a
Russia Drone Hits Kyiv Security Agency HQ; Zelensky Blames Targeted Attack on Director's Office
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed today that a Russian drone directly struck the Security Service of Ukraine headquarters building in the c
Taoyuan mayor race ends with blue‑green showdown; Zhang, Huang vie for 100+ seats.
With the official registration period for the nine-in-one local elections coming to a close, the mayoral and city council races in Taoyuan City have fully
UN Security Council: Syria launches first covert chemical weapons destruction
The United Nations Security Council, meeting on the 7th of this month, heard officials announce that Syria has begun destroying the chemical‑weapons progra
Israel releases Lebanese prisoners, creating conditions to restart peace talks
Israel’s military released Lebanese citizen Malek Ghazi on Tuesday, handing him over to the Lebanese armed forces after nearly two years of detention. The
DPP Defends NT$600 Billion Budget Add-On, Cites Higher Revenue, Lower Debt, Urges Opposition Oversight
In response to the recent intense scrutiny and questioning by opposition parties of the massive supplemental budget compiled by the Executive Yuan, the rul
Housing Authority Debt Crisis Hits Rental Market; Nationwide Center Urges Landlords to Register Online.
The National Housing Administration Center issued a new appeal today in response to the latest shockwave affecting the lease‑and‑manage sector. The leading
Five killed, 20 injured in bus‑tanker crash on MP's NH‑39
A passenger bus carrying workers and a tanker truck laden with fuel collided on the morning of September 2 on National Highway 39 near the town of Rewa in
All 27 MLS clubs to rejoin U.S. Open Cup beginning 2027
Major League Soccer (MLS) announced on Monday that all 27 U.S.-based clubs will re‑enter the U.S. Open Cup starting in the 2027 season, restoring full part
AI Chip Test Demand Drives August Revenue Over 600 M Yuan, Record High
The semiconductor industry, propelled by a strong wave of artificial‑intelligence (AI) development, continues to show vigorous market demand. Taiwan’s lead
Taiwan amends sports law, creates public database to ban rogue coaches
Taiwan’s sports environment has long drawn public attention, especially the power imbalance between athletes and coaches, referees, and other professionals
Su Qiaohui pushes practical fundraising items, Li Sichuan canvasses Sanlu for votes
As the mayoral race in New Taipei City continues to heat up, the deployments and activities of various political camps are becoming increasingly intensive.
Israel kills four, captures senior Hamas security official in Rafah raid
Israeli forces killed four individuals in a series of air‑strikes that accompanied a ground incursion into the southern Gaza Strip on Thursday, according t
Six killed, 14 injured in pilgrimage crash on Haryana highway, India
A serious traffic collision occurred on a highway in Palwal district, Haryana state, northern India, when a pickup truck carrying pilgrims collided with a
Chen Ting‑fei Challenges DPP Primary, Seeks First Female Tainan Mayor
Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) legislator Chen Ting‑fei delivered a surprise blow to Tainan’s political scene on Tuesday, formally registering with the
Taipei Firefighters Create 3‑Second Inflatable Rescue Mat, Overcoming Traditional Challenges
In the rapidly changing environment of a fire, every single second is often the decisive factor between life and death for trapped victims. In traditional
Li Dongming's 10 first‑half victories followed by slump, blames perfectionism.
Fubon Guardians' young pitcher Lee Tung-ming experienced a dramatic, roller-coaster season this year, becoming a focal point of intense discussion within t
MOEA pushes Kaohsiung Bai Pu Park to attract Q3 semiconductor packaging investment.
Taiwan has long played an indispensable role in the global semiconductor supply chain. To respond to the explosive growth of artificial intelligence and ad
Norwegian King Completes Constitutional Oath; Queen Mette‑Marit Absent After Lung Transplant
King Haakon VIII of Norway officially took his oath of allegiance to the national constitution today in the capital city of Oslo, with the highly anticipat