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ChimeTV, the first Asian American TV network and first woman-owned one, was officially launched on Lunar New Year. Founded by Filipino American Faith Bautista, ChimeTV is America’s first ...

"To dance with grace is to move without burden or responsibility. It is to feel light and free from pain or fear or guilt" ...

I will try better next week.” My mind was still trying to visualize his first statement: my parents dancing. Aside from the occasional family wedding reception, I’d never seen them dance, separately ...

It is our responsibility as the largest school district in the country to bring these lessons into all of our classrooms...' ...

In "Everything Everywhere All At Once," the character Evelyn Wang channels different versions of herself across the multiverse. The movie presents a startlingly perfect metaphor for this thing we call ...

In "Everything Everywhere All At Once," the character Evelyn Wang channels different versions of herself across the multiverse. The movie presents a startlingly perfect metaphor for this thing we call ...

In this week’s newsletter: American universities and legislators are blocking access to the China-owned app over privacy concerns – but fans say the choice should be theirs
The US battle with TikTok over data privacy concerns and Chinese influence has been heating up for years, and recent measures have brought college campuses to the forefront - with a number of schools banning the app entirely on campus wifi. Students have responded, of course, on TikTok. Taking advantage of viral sounds, they at their favourite app being blocked at universities like Auburn, Oklahoma and Texas A&M in the past few months. “Do they not realize people in college are actually adults?” one user wrote. “We should make our own independent decision to use TikTok or not,” another said.
But how did we get here?

For years, Beijing has thrown its wealth and weight across the globe. But its experience in the Solomon Islands calls into question its approach to expanding its power.

January 1938: Reports from Shanghai are suppressed by the Imperial Japanese Army, provoking a diplomatic protest
From our correspondent22 January 1938

Two connected attacks in Half Moon Bay on Monday killed 7 people just days after another shooting in Monterey Park killed 11.

Perhaps humbly anticipating a slightly less prestigious premiere than in competition at Sundance, Randall Park’s “Shortcomings” opens with an amusingly broad parody of ...

An Asian American Jewish group, Lunar Collective, plans an online event in response to the mass shootings in California.