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In 1939, a Black couple rented a California home to a Chinese American family when others would not. Now, members of that family are donating house sale proceeds to Black students. By Amanda ...

The CIA allegedly launched a secret operation to troll Chinese officials and turn public opinion against them through leaked intelligence and negative news on social media.  Reuters reports the ...

In 1939, Emma and Gus Thompson, a Black couple in Coronado, California, rented out a home to the Dongs, a Chinese American family, in the wake of racially restrictive housing laws. Now ...

The House committee in charge of government oversight is launching a large-scale investigation into what officials say is a “political warfare” campaign against the federal government and the entire ...

In a world where only a few Asian men are considered extremely sexy (and the rest undesirable), Will Sharpe’s character in “The White Lotus” was quietly revolutionary.

Despite efforts to ease bilateral tensions, Chinese students say they’re increasingly being questioned, detained and even deported at the American border.

There are a few ways you might be able to tell the difference between American garlic and Chinese garlic, but it isn't quite as simple as you'd think.

Wisconsin has passed a bill mandating the teaching of Hmong and Asian American history in schools. On Tuesday, the Wisconsin State Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 240, which requires schools to ...

QVC sent out an email meant to drum up sales for a handbag. Instead, that attempt at marketing backfired and the company found itself offering an apology to both its Asian and women customers. Fox ...

but I can't imagine anyone is honestly worried about Chinese propaganda. China simply can't compete with American mass media (when's the last time you watched a Chinese movie?); the idea that they'd ...

The All-China Journalists Association – a Communist party-backed group – issue a rare rebuke of authorities attempts to ‘control public opinion’
China’s journalist association has issued a rare rebuke over police harassment, after videos emerged of state media journalists being pushed away from the site of a deadly explosion.
In a published on Wednesday evening, the All-China Journalists Association (AJCA), a Communist party-backed group, said that “legitimate interviews are a journalist’s right”, adding that the authorities “should not simply and brutally obstruct the media journalists from performing their duties in a normal manner in order to control public opinion”.

Mistaken for each other for years, Meghan Kreidler of Minneapolis' Kiss the Tiger and the Current radio host Diane Miller are tired of shaking it off.