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Meet the Korean American hero who died from cancer after cleaning up 9/11 attack site
As the nation remembers the people who lost their lives on Sept. 11, 2001, many have also not forgotten the 9/11 survivors and first responders who helped in New York City and Washington, D.C. Special Agent Wesley J. Yoo, who joined the FBI as part of the Evidence Response Team…
· Ryan General
US ends its 20-year military presence in Afghanistan
The U.S. officially concluded its 20-year presence in Afghanistan, with the departure of the last American military plane from Kabul on Tuesday. End of America’s longest war: The head of U.S. Central Command, General Kenneth McKenzie, announced the completion of the military…
· Carl Samson
Man Arrested for Skipping $70 Bill, Using Slurs and Assaulting Sushi Restaurant Owner in Virginia
A man accused of assaulting an Asian restaurant owner in Arlington, Virginia after dining and dashing has been arrested on Tuesday. Holy shit! Cops just threw this dudes Maga hat into the streets😂😂😂😂@ClarendonBros @ARLnowDOTcom pic.twitter.com/tkdiupiPdN
· Carl Samson
Japan Orders Military to Begin Reporting All UFO Sightings
Japan has officially ordered its military forces to report sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs), more recently referred to as unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP). Former Defense Minister Taro Kono issued the order earlier this month prior to the country’s reshuffling…
· Carl Samson
Republican Attacks Korean-American Politician in New Jersey With ‘Racist’ Font
Republicans in New Jersey are being accused by Democrats of using a “racist” font in an attack ad pamphlet that targets a Korean-American candidate for Congress. Andy Kim, a former White House and Pentagon national security official, is running against two-term GOP incumbent Tom…
· Carl Samson
Chinese Immigrant and Ph.D. Candidate Feels ‘Dropped to Hell’ After Sudden U.S. Army Discharge
A 31-year-old doctorate student who enlisted in the U.S. Army in 2016 is outraged after his sudden discharge from a special program that supposedly led to an American citizenship. Panshu Zhao, who came from eastern China, is among the number of immigrant recruits and reservists…
· Ryan General
The U.S. Army is Allegedly Discharging Immigrant Recruits They Promised Citizenship To
The U.S. Army is allegedly discharging some immigrant reservists and recruits who enlisted through the special recruitment program that offered a path to citizenship, a report from the Associated Press revealed. Citing immigration lawyers privy to the details, the report claimed…
· Bryan Ke
Donald Trump’s Nuclear Review Proposal Needed 3 Tries to Get Asian Geography Right
The United States’ Department of Defense was forced to repeatedly take down and revise President Donald Trump’s Nuclear Posture Review after discovering several major errors including Taiwan being part of China and North Korea’s flag covering the whole Korean peninsula. The…
· Ryan General
Indonesia Put on an Absolutely Insane Military Show For America’s Defense Chief
United States Defense Secretary Jim Mattis was treated to an impressive, yet unnerving display of the Indonesian military’s unique skills during his recent visit to Jakarta, Indonesia. The local soldiers went all out with their performance, which included death-defying…
· Bryan Ke
U.S. Senator Thinks It’s Time for U.S. Military Families to Flee South Korea
Senator Lindsey Graham expressed his sentiment to move all U.S. military families out of South Korea as rising tensions continue between North Korea and the U.S. —and its allies. During an appearance on CBS’ “Face The Nation,” Graham, a member of the Senate Armed Services…
· Bryan Ke
White House Personnel Investigated for Sneaking Out to Meet Women During Trump’s Vietnam Visit
Three White House Communications Agency (WHCA) personnel are now under investigation after being involved in an “incident” during President Donald Trump’s visit to Vietnam during his 12-day Asia tour. The military personnel reportedly broke curfew while in Vietnam where they…
· Ryan General
U.S. Plans to Carry Out Airstrikes Against ISIS in The Philippines
Two officials from the United States Department of Defense have reportedly released information that the Pentagon is planning to conduct airstrikes on the ISIS presence in the Philippines in the context that the group poses a threat to allies in the region. According to NBC…
· Carl Samson
Taiwan’s Foxconn is Planning to Build a Factory in Wisconsin That Could Create Up to 25,000 Jobs
Foxconn, the Taiwanese electronics manufacturer for Apple, has expressed its ambition of opening a major factory in Wisconsin — its first on American soil — expected to create thousands of jobs. Foxconn chairman Terry Gou announced the plan at the White House on Wednesday in the…
· Ryan General
Foreign-Born U.S. Military Recruits Promised Citizenship May Now Face Deportation
A thousand foreign-born recruits in the U.S. Army may face deportation as the Pentagon reportedly plans to scrap a program that previously promised citizenship to immigrants who were willing to serve. Citing an undated Pentagon memo prepared for Defense Secretary James Mattis,…
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Businesses Across America Are Shutting Down For the Day And It’s Glorious
Today, thousands of people skipped work/school and businesses closed across the country for “A Day Without Immigrants”. The closure highlighted the contributions that immigrants make to the U.S. economy.
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China Flexes Military Muscle for Chinese New Year
A short video from the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force released on state TV during the Lunar New Year in China on January 30 featured images of six DF-15 ballistic missiles. In the CCTV 7 footage, PLA soldiers at the Rocket Force issued New Year greetings to the public,…
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China Warns Donald Trump by Flying a Nuclear Bomber Over the South China Sea
China launched a long-range bomber capable of carrying nuclear weapons over the South China Sea to send a message to President-elect Donald Trump, U.S. officials say. The Xian H-6 bomber, often accompanied by fighter jets, flew along the demarcation line between China and…
· Laura Dang
How a Vietnamese Refugee Founded a Multi-Million Dollar Sriracha Empire
After arriving in the United States, one Vietnamese refugee went on to create one of the most beloved hot chili sauces, easily recognizable by the white rooster imprinted on today’s famous red and green bottle. David Tran, 71, began making his chili sauce called Pepper Sa-te in…