Jeremy Lin says he nearly quit basketball pre-'Linsanity,' reveals clash with Kobe BryantJeremy Lin says he nearly quit basketball pre-'Linsanity,' reveals clash with Kobe Bryant
Former NBA star Jeremy Lin says the “Linsanity” phenomenon almost never happened.
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Alysa Liu says she would 'love to' compete at 2030 Winter OlympicsAlysa Liu says she would 'love to' compete at 2030 Winter Olympics
Olympic gold medalist Alysa Liu says she is open to returning for another Winter Games. In a recent interview with NBC News, the star figure skater said she would “love to” compete at the 2030 Olympics in the French Alps. The 2030 Winter Olympics are scheduled to take place across venues in the Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur regions of southeastern France.
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Asian American Dems condemn Trump’s Iran strikesAsian American Dems condemn Trump’s Iran strikes
Former Vice President Kamala Harris and several Asian American lawmakers have condemned President Donald Trump’s military strikes on Iran under Operation Epic Fury. The campaign began Feb. 28 and marked the start of a new U.S. military operation targeting Iranian ballistic missile and naval infrastructure.
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Former Vegas PBS marketing director sues station over alleged racism, retaliationFormer Vegas PBS marketing director sues station over alleged racism, retaliation
A lawsuit by a former Chinese American employee has exposed allegations of systemic racism at a local PBS station, just as the publicly funded national broadcaster dismantles its diversity infrastructure and, she says, external oversight vanishes.
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Vietnam enacts Southeast Asia’s first national AI lawVietnam enacts Southeast Asia’s first national AI law
Vietnam implemented its first national law regulating artificial intelligence on March 1, establishing the most comprehensive AI governance framework in Southeast Asia.
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California lawmakers propose May 17 as Bruce Lee DayCalifornia lawmakers propose May 17 as Bruce Lee Day
California lawmakers have introduced a bill that would designate May 17 as “Bruce Lee Day,” formally recognizing the martial artist and film icon’s legacy. The proposal seeks to honor Bruce Lee’s contributions to martial arts, cinema and Asian American representation. If approved, the observance would add his name to the state’s official calendar of commemorative days.
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CDC tuberculosis page highlighting Asian case rates removed from websiteCDC tuberculosis page highlighting Asian case rates removed from website
A CDC webpage detailing tuberculosis (TB) trends among Asian persons is no longer accessible on the agency’s website. The page cited federal surveillance data showing that Asian persons had the highest TB case rate among racial and ethnic groups in 2023. It also emphasized that most TB cases in the U.S. occur among people born outside the country, a demographic that includes large segments of Asian immigrant communities.
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Rep. Derek Tran condemns Trump’s Iran strikes as violation of congressional authorityRep. Derek Tran condemns Trump’s Iran strikes as violation of congressional authority
U.S. Rep. Derek Tran (D-CA, 45) on Monday in Washington, D.C., condemned President Donald Trump’s recent unilateral military strikes on Iran, calling them a violation of Congress’ constitutional authority. Tran said the administration did not notify or seek authorization from lawmakers before launching the operation. He warned the decision puts U.S. service members at risk and sidelines Congress in matters of war.
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Asian American homeowners targeted in Fairfax County burglary spreeAsian American homeowners targeted in Fairfax County burglary spree
Eight Asian American households in Fairfax County, Virginia, have been burglarized since early January, with thieves stealing approximately half a million dollars in cash, jewelry and other valuables.
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Florida man attacks local Chinese restaurant to 'save' people from COVIDFlorida man attacks local Chinese restaurant to 'save' people from COVID
A Florida man allegedly attacked the owner of a Chinese restaurant with a shovel last week, claiming he needed to stop Chinese restaurants from releasing a new COVID strain in July, according to authorities.
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