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The former employee, who’s suing multinational tech company Lumentum for $20 million, also said its executives ridiculed his pronunciation.

The legal back and forth between Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody and lawyers opposing a new law that restricts some Chinese citizens from owning property in Florida is continuing in the U.S.

The American Heart Association issued a statement regarding cardiovascular disease risk in Asian American adult patients.

The Senators accused Beijing of seeking to "intimidate and surveil Chinese Americans with dissenting opinions" on U.S. soil.

The hack, by a Chinese group that the company said was intent on conducting espionage, went undetected for a month.

Antony Blinken speaks at launch of US-led coalition to address synthetic drug threats
Who is responsible for the United States’ opioid epidemic? According to the US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, the culprits are “transnational criminal enterprises” who need to be tackled via international law enforcement operations.
But according to Chinese , “the fentanyl crisis in the United States is demand-driven”, primarily by “the users themselves”.

Among those hit was Yiatin Chu – an Asian-American mother, immigrant, co-founder of Parent Leaders for Accelerated Curriculum and Education (PLACE NYC) and president of the nonpartisan political ...

Asian Wave Alliance President Yiatin Chu replied to writer Jemele Hill's tweet accusing her of perpetuating White supremacy by celebrating the Supreme Court's affirmative action ruling.

The Asian American Renaissance (AAR), a significant pan-Asian arts organization in Minnesota that operated from 1992 to 2005, played an essential role in supporting Asian American artists and ...

Dueling resolutions failed after Russian- and U.S.-led opposition, cutting off a cross-border lifeline from Turkey to more than four million people.

Exclusive: The Albanese government says it is ‘disappointed’ Beijing’s review couldn’t be completed in the initial three months
China has asked for an extra month to decide whether to scrap hefty tariffs on Australian barley, dashing hopes of an imminent breakthrough in between the two countries.
The Albanese government said it was disappointed by the delay, and warned that it was ready to revive its case at the global trade umpire, the World Trade Organization, if Beijing doesn’t scrap the measure by August.

Using subsidies and mandates to pick winners and losers is a recipe for economic disaster.