DOGE’s ChatGPT-driven grant cuts put Asian American history at risk

New York could face federal legal action over a state-funded college enrichment program that two civil rights groups say discriminates against white and Asian s...

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Andrew Yang said his 2020 presidential campaign revealed how issues of technology, economic policy and representation intersect in American politics. During an...

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Chants of “Go Taiwan!” during a Women’s Asian Cup match in Sydney on Tuesday led to the removal of a former Taiwan men’s national team coach from the stadium. C...

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Nearly 200 elderly residents of Cathay Manor, a subsidized 16-story apartment complex in Los Angeles’ Chinatown, have reached a formal settlement after years of...

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A Filipino American soldier was killed in a drone attack in Kuwait, as the Trump administration’s conflict with Iran exposes more U.S. troops across the region...

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Jimmy Lai, the jailed founder of Hong Kong’s Apple Daily, has decided not to appeal his 20-year sentence under the city’s national security law, leaving diploma...

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After months of criticism against her leadership, President Donald Trump fired Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem last week, making her the first Cabinet s...

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The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution is convening a hearing on ending automatic birthright citizenship this week, ahead of a Supreme Court ruli...

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As U.S. and Israeli forces wage war against Iran, Asian governments are racing to protect their citizens, secure energy supplies and navigate a conflict none of...

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Former NBA star Jeremy Lin says the “Linsanity” phenomenon almost never happened. Speaking on Dwight Howard’s podcast “Above the Rim with DH 12,” the Taiwanese...

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