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The prevalence of cardiovascular disease risk factors varies greatly among Asian American, Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islander (AANHPI) populations, according to an analysis of electronic ...

The Taiwanese chip giant TSMC’s plan to invest $100 billion in the United States has been met with anxiety and criticism in its home country.

The Chinese government is using freelance hackers and information security companies to compromise computer networks worldwide, FBI officials said in a public warning issued Wednesday.

Chinese hackers have been charged by the US Department of Justice Two of these were allegedly involved in the 2024 US Treasury hack The individuals have not been apprehended The US Department of ...

For many Asian Americans on Long Island, understanding English is not only a challenge – it is also a barrier to essential services and the right to vote and it contributes to discrimination.

The White House has announced plans to move forward  with an outright ban on Chinese ownership of U.S. farmland, citing concerns over the proximity of Chinese-owned land to  military bases.

Wolf warrior-style comments mark China’s strongest rhetoric on US president Donald Trump since he entered the White House
China’s ministry of foreign affairs has promised that China will “fight to the end” with the US in a “tariff war, trade war or any other war”, marking China’s strongest rhetoric on US president Donald Trump since he entered the White House.
On Tuesday, in response to Trump imposing , taking the cumulative duty to 20%, China’s foreign ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said: “Exerting extreme pressure on China is the wrong target and the wrong calculation … If the US has other intentions and insists on a tariff war, trade war or any other war, China will fight to the end. We advise the US to put away its bullying face and return to the right track of dialogue and cooperation as soon as possible.”

Two major speeches were delivered by two of the world’s most powerful leaders this week, on opposite sides of the planet — Donald Trump and Li Qiang.

An Asian American man who was rejected from over a dozen top colleges despite his stellar test scores is now suing for discrimination. Stanley Zhong wasn’t a […] ...

The "Made in China" juggernaut was built over decades. Can Trump's moves set it back?

U.S. authorities have unveiled charges against 12 Chinese citizens involved in a cyberespionage scheme that targeted multiple American government agencies, private companies, journalists, and critics.

Many Chinese citizens see parallels between the turmoil in the United States under the Trump administration and the Cultural Revolution in China. Despite fundamental differences, they draw comparisons ...