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VERONA, Wis.- The Verona Area School District Board unanimously passed a resolution Monday to provide learning materials on Asian American and Pacific Islander communities in their K-12 curriculum. ...

Former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley urged Asian American voters to support Republican candidates in the upcoming November election during a rally at a popular South Asian shopping center ...

Writers Theatre in Glencoe. Performances are 3 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. most Wednesdays to Saturdays; and 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. most Sundays. Director Brian Balcom said he was interested in directing this show ...

Disney released an in production featurette of its upcoming series American Born Chinese, which will incorporate elements of Chinese mythology.

The first-look trailer for “American Born Chinese” was released at the D23 Expo on Saturday  and features  brief glimpses of action-packed scenes, mythology and Michelle Yeoh as the Chinese deity of ...

India is flexing its muscles in the tech world, preparing a raft of new legislation to tighten control on the  internet.

India recently overtook UK as the world’s fifth biggest economy – and it could be third by 2030
The rise of China has been the biggest story in the global economy in recent decades. But amid concern about its stumbling property market and global fears about inflation, the emergence of its neighbour, India, as a potential new economic superpower may be going under the radar.
You won’t find mention of it in Liz Truss’s blueprint for a “modern brilliant Britain”, but the UK has just been overtaken by India as the world’s fifth biggest economy. The nation of 1.4 billion people is on track to move into third place behind the US and China by 2030, according to economists.

Hollywood star Michelle Yeoh portrays the role of a deity in the new Disney Plus series 'American Born Chinese.' According to Deadline, 'American Born Chinese' is based on the genre-hopping graphic ...

‘Internet commentary personnel’ told to deluge social media with thoughts on anything from cooking to their personal mood
Chinese censors have reportedly been ordered to flood social media with innocuous posts about Xinjiang to drown out mounting complaints of food and medication shortages in a region under lockdown for more than a month.
The Ili Kazakh autonomous prefecture, also known as Yili, is home to about 4.5 million people, and is believed to have been first put into lockdown , without official public announcement, after an outbreak of Covid-19. In recent days social media has hosted reams of post about food shortages, delays or refusals of medical care.

Although Milton couple Nga and Greg Fulk never pictured themselves owning a food truck, the two have brought Asian-American fusion to their community.