A San Francisco chef has issued a public apology after a viral confrontation with a “micro influencer” at his restaurant, which led to his exit and the permanent closure of the business.

The traditional advantage of higher education is being put into question as unemployment continues to rise among recent college graduates, challenging the value of degrees Asian American families have long prioritized.

Nearly half of American expatriates are now considering giving up their U.S. citizenship, a recent survey of 1,100 Americans found. Greenback’s 2025 Expat Trends Survey revealed that 49% of Americans living abroad are planning to or seriously considering renunciation, up from 30% in 2024. According to 63% of respondents, the outcome of the 2024 U.S. election reinforced their decision to stay overseas.

Twelve-year-old Yu Zidi captured global attention on July 28 by reaching the women’s 200-meter individual medley final at the World Aquatics Championships in Singapore. She recorded a personal best of 2:09.21 in the final, finishing fourth and missing a medal by just six hundredths of a second. Yu became the youngest finalist in the history of the event.

Tennis star Leylah Fernandez stormed to a historic victory at the Washington Open on Sunday, overwhelming Anna Kalinskaya 6-1, 6-2 to become the first Canadian woman to claim the tournament’s singles crown. The 22-year-old Filipino Canadian’s commanding performance delivered her first WTA 500 title and marked the most significant milestone yet in her rising career.

Voice actress Jona Xiao will portray the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s first female Iron Fist in the animated prequel series “Eyes of Wakanda,” which premieres August 1 on Disney+.

Tony-nominated actor Conrad Ricamora, announced a new scholarship program on Tuesday to support Asian American men pursuing BFA or MFA acting degrees.

The Trump administration has released plans to implement its executive order restricting birthright citizenship even as federal courts blocked the policy for the third time in less than a month.

A former high school football player who opened fire in a Manhattan building Monday — killing four people before fatally shooting himself — left a note seemingly blaming the NFL for giving him a brain disease, investigation reveals.

NextShark is proud to announce backing and co-producing Crazy Broke Asian, a six-part docuseries created by Vietnamese Canadian filmmaker Célin H. H. Đỗ. The project will be presented under NextShark Studios, with NextShark founder Benny Luo serving as executive producer.