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Amphibian Stage doesn’t have “theater” in its name, for good reason. While built around stage dramas, the Fort Worth company prominently features ...

Police say spectators ‘turned their backs toward the pitch and did not stand for the playing of the national anthem’
Three people have been arrested for turning their backs and remaining seated when China’s national anthem was played prior to Hong Kong’s home World Cup qualifier against Iran, police have said.
Football spectators in Hong Kong as a show of political discontent, but the government banned the practice in 2020 as part of a wider crackdown after huge democracy protests in the city.

In a significant shift in the venture capital landscape, U.S. startups are increasingly distancing themselves from Chinese investors. This move comes as firms anticipate a tightening of foreign ...

Asian American leaders met in Los Angeles to demand Netflix and Bud Light cut business ties with Shane Gillis unless the comic apologizes for past racist remarks. Gillis' comments on his podcast, ...

Asian American leaders met in Los Angeles to demand Netflix and Bud Light cut business ties with Shane Gillis unless the comic apologizes for past racist remarks. Gillis' comments on his podcast, ...

Asian American groups gathered in L.A. to ask Shane Gillis apologize for "offensive racial remarks" — and that Netflix cancel "Tires" if he doesn't.

John Richards, 68, pleaded entered a guilty plea on Wednesday morning to one count of battery on a police officer and admitted a hate crime allegation.

Good afternoon, Chicago. A former state child welfare caseworker was sentenced today to six months in jail and 30 months of probation for child endangerment in the case of AJ Freund, a 5-year-old ...

A new bulletin says China is trying to step up recruitment of Western-trained fighter pilots to improve its air combat capability.

A San Diego man who struck an Asian American police officer and yelled racial insults at the lawman pleaded guilty Wednesday to battery on a police officer and a hate crime allegation.

At Aurora’s Georgetown Elementary School, on a sunny March morning, Rachael Mahmood’s fifth graders’ voices were competing to be heard; excited to show off what makes them unique given the contents of ...