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Two U.S. Nay sailors were arrested this week for national security crimes linked to China, officials said, according to The Associated Press. This is ...

Like The Farewell and Everything Everywhere All at Once, Joy Ride is very much about family, and about the complicated Asian-American experience of connecting with faraway relatives of whose ...

Proposals would cut usage for 16- to 18-year-olds to a maximum of two hours, with under-16s limited to one hour
Shares in Chinese technology firms have fallen after the country’s online regulator announced plans recommending smartphone use for children be limited to a maximum of two hours a day.
The rules proposed by the Cyberspace Administration of China (CAC) will require device makers, operating systems, apps and app stores to introduce a so-called “minor-mode” capping time spent on screens, increasing the pressure on local tech companies already grappling with tight government controls.

Many writers are looking for ways to capture the everyday realities that the government keeps hidden — sometimes at their own peril.

Asia Society Magazine spoke with four Asian American artists who performed at Head in the Clouds New York — Paravi, P-Lo, Spence Lee, and Yeek — to hear about their journeys into their music career as ...

There is debate over whether Asian American students are admitted to selective colleges and universities at lower rates than white students with similar academic qualifications. However, there have ...

The Chinese leader’s replacement of two commanders has fanned speculation about corruption or failings in the force that manages China’s nuclear missiles.

Adele Lim, the screenwriter behind Raya… and Crazy Rich Asians, makes her directorial debut with Joy Ride, an endearing and funny story about connecting with your past.  Ashley Park (Emily In Paris ...

Typhoon Doksuri has continued to wreak havoc across northern China, with days of severe rainfall across Beijing and the neighbouring Hubei province leaving entire cities inundated with flood water. At least 21 people have been killed and an estimated 30 are missing across the affected region.

Beijing recorded 74.48cm (29.3in) of rain between Saturday and Wednesday, the Beijing meteorological bureau said on Wednesday, the heaviest rain since records began almost 140 years ago. The city of Zhouzhou in the Hubei province, south-west of Beijing, is one of the worst-hit cities. Footage on state media showed rescue workers using rubber boats to pass throughout submerged streets to help people stranded by the floods. President Xi Jinping has urged rescue workers to make 'every effort' to help people affected by the storm.

The Berkeley Historical Society & Museum, or BHSM, is showcasing a new exhibit about the history of Chinese immigration to Berkeley. It tells the stories of several Berkeley residents of Chinese ...

Extreme weather comes as China’s foreign ministry denies reports that it obstructed discussions on climate crisis at G20 meetings
China’s government awarded martyr status to a firefighter who died as he tried to rescue people trapped by heavy flooding that has pummelled Beijing and surrounding areas in the heaviest rain in at least 140 years.
Feng Zhen, a firefighter in Beijing’s Haidian district, was washed away by flood waters as he tried to rescue three people from a school building on Monday. The people escaped the area safely, but after receiving medical treatment Feng “died a heroic death”, according to state media.

New York State Assembly members Jon Rivera and Bill Conrad on Wednesday said $75,000 will be given to different WNY organizations.