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
ECB Authorizes UniCredit to Exceed 30 Percent Stake in Commerzbank
The European Central Bank has officially authorized Italy’s UniCredit to increase its stake in Germany’s Commerzbank above the 30 percent threshold without
Milwaukee Brewers Sweep Los Angeles Dodgers to Reach First World Series Since 1982
The Milwaukee Brewers secured a decisive sweep over the Los Angeles Dodgers in the National League Championship Series, advancing to the 2026 World Series.
Prosecutors' Association hits back at Huang Kuo-chang over drug case criticism
The Taipei District Prosecutors Office recently granted a suspension of prosecution to a prosecutor surnamed Liu in a drug use case, triggering widespread
Taichung spends 60B on Taiwan's largest indoor baseball stadium; star Lee Hao-yu attends.
The Taichung City Government officially completed the signing ceremony for the "Taichung City Sports Industry Park New Construction and Operation Transfer"
Olympic Badminton Champion Lee Yang Shifts From Parliament to Basketball Court for Charity Match
Li Yang, a former Taiwanese badminton star who has transitioned from the spotlight of the badminton court to national sports policy planning, marked a high
US May Ease Shadow Fleet Sanctions Impacting Brent Oil Prices
The United States is considering easing sanctions on the global "shadow fleet," which has become the core factor driving fluctuations in Brent crude oil pr
Taipei mayoral election heats up as first TV debate set for Oct 31
The race for the Taipei City mayoralty has entered its final, heated phase. The first televised debate between incumbent Mayor Chiang Wan-an and Democratic
San Marino‑flagged tanker catches fire, seven crew missing in Black Sea.
Seven crew members are missing after a San Marino‑flagged tanker caught fire off the Romanian coast, prompting an intensified search and rescue operation t
German Court Prepares to Trial Ukrainian National Over Nord Stream Sabotage
The legal proceedings surrounding the 2022 sabotage of the Nord Stream natural gas pipelines have entered a critical judicial phase as the accused Ukrainia
Character.ai Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Amid High Costs and Litigation
Popular generative artificial intelligence chatbot platform Character.ai has officially filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, citing mounting operati
National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra makes triumphant debut in Singapore's Esplanade Concert Hall
The National Taiwan Symphony Orchestra (NTSO) made its debut at the Esplanade Concert Hall in Singapore on the evening of the 14th, presenting a spectacula
Yijia Light Communications Breaks Ground, Chip Tech Drives 30‑40% Revenue Growth in 2027
Yijia recently released its business development plan, indicating a vigorous push into the optical communications sector. Leveraging the certification of i
New Agriculture Minister Arata Takebe to Lead US-Japan Food Talks
Japan’s ruling Liberal Democratic Party cabinet underwent a significant personnel reshuffle this week, as Prime Minister Takaichi Sanae officially appointe
Supreme Court upholds nine-year, eight-month sentence for underground banking boss Kuo Che-min
The high-profile underground remittance and money laundering case reached its final legal conclusion today. Kuo Che-min, the controversial head of the 88 H
Japan Winter League empowers CPBL rising stars to become playoff key players.
In recent years, exchanges between professional baseball in Taiwan and Japan have grown increasingly frequent, extending beyond top-tier team competitions
US Inflation Exceeds Expectations and Dollar Strengthens, Yet European Stocks Surge
The latest U.S. inflation data revealed that the Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose more than market expectations, prompting investors to broadly increase the
OpenAI Sues Former Employee Over Alleged Leak of Confidential Documents
In New York, the trade secrets litigation between OpenAI and Apple has intensified. OpenAI formally filed a complaint with the New York State Supreme Court
Delhi Court Sends Cockroach Janta Party Spokesmen to Custody for Five Days
A Delhi court on Tuesday remanded two spokespeople of the Cockroach Janta Party, Saurav Das and Ashutosh Ranka, to police custody for five days after they
Cornell University Suspends All Fraternity Social Events Following Gang Rape Allegations
Cornell University announced a sweeping campus-wide suspension on Friday, barring all fraternity parties and social events for the remainder of the 2026–27
Economists Robert Hall and Michael Woodford Win Nobel Prize in Economics
American economists Robert Ernest Hall and Michael Dean Woodford have been jointly awarded the Nobel Memorial Prize in Economic Sciences for their foundati
Wei Chun Dragons Partner with Blood Center, Offer Championship Tickets for Donations
The Wei Chuan Dragons baseball team has announced a new initiative that blends social welfare with the passion of baseball, partnering with the Taipei Bloo
TSMC Partners Launch Domestic Quadruped Robot for Factory and Military Use
Formosa Smart Energy officially announced today a partnership with Green Trans, a subsidiary of China Motor Corporation, to jointly develop domestically pr
Port Klang Accelerates Digitalization and Expansion to Maintain Global Trade Competitiveness
As Malaysia's largest container port, Port Klang has long served as the main artery for the nation's foreign trade. Located at the mouth of the Klang River
Wei Chuan Dragons break Taiwan Series ticket sales record, adding outfield seats
The intense memories of the 32nd and 33rd seasons of the Chinese Professional Baseball League (CPBL) remain vivid, and this year’s Taiwan Series has once a