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· Jane Nam
Andrew Yang says US 2-party system is a ‘fake competition,’ hints at 2024 presidential run
Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang sat down with Fox News Digital at the libertarian FreedomFest conference in Las Vegas on July 16 and warned of “tough” midterms ahead for Democrats, with inflation being a key issue for voters. Yang, who ran as a Democrat in 2020,…
· Jane Nam
Taiwan thanks Qatar for removing China reference from 2022 World Cup ID system
Taiwan thanked organizers of the World Cup in Qatar for modifying the identification system by removing the reference to China for Taiwanese attendees. Taiwan’s Foreign Ministry had previously condemned organizers for not including a Taiwan nationality option. The island’s…
· Bryan Ke
Thai YouTuber wows internet with huge origami city and working train system made entirely of paper
Darunbhop Puangsombat, 29, became an online star after making a miniature paper city with different structures, from police stations and apartment buildings to restaurants and a functional train system. The YouTuber took almost a year to finish his project, which was designed…
· Carl Samson
Top SF high school sees record spike in failing grades after dropping merit-based admission system
San Francisco’s Lowell High School is seeing a record spike in D’s and F’s among its first batch of students admitted through a new lottery system. The new system replaced the school’s established merit-based admissions practice, which had catapulted it to become one of the best…
· Ryan General
Instagram ‘systematically fails’ to protect women from online abuse in DMs, study says
A recent report by the U.S.-based nonprofit Center for Countering Digital Hate (CCDH) says Instagram “systematically fails” to protect women from online abuse and harassment. According to CCDH’s “Hidden Hate” report, the Meta-owned image-sharing platform did not act on 90% of…
· Bryan Ke
China plans to conduct asteroid defense system test that can blow space rocks out of orbit by 2025
China has announced its plan to test its asteroid monitoring and defense system, Wu Yanhua, the deputy director of the China National Space Administration (CNSA), revealed on Sunday. The system will study space rocks and attempt to alter their paths using spacecraft as early as…
· Jane Nam
South Korea set to scrap ‘Korean age’ system
During a press conference on Monday, South Korean President-Elect Yoon Suk-yeol’s transition committee announced that the administration would amend laws to switch the country to the international age system. South Korea remains one of the only countries to use “age reckoning,”…
· Jane Nam
‘Ugly girls can be married off’: Indian textbook lists merits of a dowry system
A page purportedly from an Indian nursing textbook has gone viral for stating that “ugly looking girls can be married off with an attractive dowry.” The point was from a list in the textbook regarding the “merits and advantages” of a dowry system. The post warranted a response…
· Jiselle Lee
‘We are systematically not represented’: Alumni group pushes for Dartmouth’s first AAPI studies department
In early December, Dartmouth’s Asian Pacific American Alumni Association (DAPAAA) announced that it will start a fund to be put towards an Asian American and Pacific Islander studies department. The fund has raised about $203,000 so far. The establishment of the fund follows a…
· Carl Samson
Poll: Almost 9 in 10 Taiwanese oppose China’s ‘one country, two systems’ policy
Most Taiwanese people are against China’s “one Country, two Systems” policy, according to a new poll commissioned by the island’s Mainland Affairs Council. Key findings: The poll, which was conducted by National Chengchi University’s Election Study Center, surveyed 1,072…
· Carl Samson
American Psychological Association apologizes for role in perpetuating systemic racism
The American Psychological Association (APA) has issued a formal apology over its contribution to systemic racism in a resolution published on Friday. Why this matters: With over 122,000 members, the APA is the largest scientific and professional organization dedicated to…
· Thy Nguyen
Creatives 4 Systemic Change, APOC Host Virtual Designer Fundraiser to Fight Anti-Asian Hate
Creatives 4 Systemic Change (C4SC) and APOC are hosting a virtual fundraiser showcasing designers, artists and creatives to raise funds for charities benefitting the Asian community. Event details: The fundraiser will be volunteer-led, and every dollar raised will be donated to…
· Bryan Ke
Singaporean Startup Gets Over $12 Million to Grow Seafood Using Stem Cells
Shiok Meats, a Singapore startup that creates lab-grown shrimps using stem cells, has received a new round of funding to help its research and development as the COVID-19 pandemic continues to put pressure on the global food supply chains. The new round of Series A funding,…
· Carl Samson
Andrew Yang’s Finance Director Blasts MSNBC For ‘Systemic Racism’
A fundraising director for Andrew Yang criticized MSNBC for “silencing” the candidate in the latest Democratic presidential primary debate, describing the move as a case of “systemic racism.” The debate, which took place in Atlanta on Wednesday, saw the 44-year-old tech…
· Ziye Wang
South Korea May Ditch Their ‘Korean Age’ System
South Korea may be looking to officially end usage of the country’s traditional age system in favor of the standard international method for counting age. In “Korean age,” a child is considered to be 1 year old at birth, and becomes a year older every New Year’s Day. Thus, a…
· Bryan Ke
Chinese Park Uses Honor System to Sell Lunch to Tourists, Gets Exactly What They Deserve
A 1 yuan ($0.15) lunch project at a tourist spot in Luoyang, Henan province, China went better than expected after it earned more money than the number of people it served. During the Golden Week holiday in China, the Laojun Mountain National Geological Park decided to offer…
· Ryan General
China’s ‘Harvard’ Installs Facial Recognition System to Track People Who Come on Campus
China’s controversial facial recognition system is now being used in some schools around the country, with Beijing’s top university doing its trial run on Wednesday. Peking University, known as “China’s Harvard,” recently installed a high tech camera on its southwestern gate…
· Ryan General
China’s Controversial Credit System Has Stopped Over 15 Million People from Travelling
While it was earlier announced that China’s social credit system will be fully implemented in 2020, it has already been penalizing citizens with travel bans, state-run media has revealed. President’s Xi Jinping’s controversial policy has reportedly prevented people from taking…
· Bryan Ke
Father Dresses Up as His Daughter’s Favorite Cartoon to Raise Money for Her Stem Cell Treatment
A dedicated father from Yangzhou, Shandong Province, China, is doing everything he can to raise money for his daughter’s diabetes medical treatment, including dressing up as the British cartoon character Peppa Pig. Zhou Yingfang had the shock of his life when his daughter was…
· Ryan General
Hot Spring Bathing System from ‘Spirited Away’ Exists in Real Life
Remember the magical bath house that the Gods travel to in “Spirited Away”? As it turns out, such a fantastical place exists, complete with the same imaginative mechanism, on the southern island of Kyushu, according to Soranews24.
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