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A Chinese's American's Greed and Betrayal Ends in a Federal Prosecution

Former New York political staffer Linda Su may not seem like your typical spy, but the evidence against her is compellingly shameful.

The Truth About Asian American Personalities

Here's what the science says about Asian personality types compared with the general American population.

Why Only Brave Asian Tourists Visit the US

Images of shootings, homeless people, aggressive police and choked-off freeway interchanges make the US a risky adventure destination for only intrepid foreign visitors.

The Japanese Cookie That Made Chinese Fortunes

The Chinese American family behind Wonton Foods enjoys one of the best fortunes to emerge from those often enigmatic words embedded in the millions of ...

The Mindset that Replaces Stress with Sustainable Motivation

Approach your career and life as a marathon and they will be long and filled with meaning and fulfillment, not stress and burnout.

Asian American Homes Targeted by National South American Burglary Ring

Authorities have evidence that the burglary network expressly targeted Asian American homes but we can only speculate why.

How the AI Race Is Changing Silicon Valley Demographics

Indian and Chinese AI engineers are so critical to the AI race that they're quickly becoming Silicon Valley's new upper class.

Math Prodigy Hopes to Make AI Smarter with Math-Based Model

Carina Hong started Axiom AI to build an AI mathematician that can model the real world more efficiently than human mathematicians.

20 Most Credible UFO Sightings of 2025 in S. Korea

The large number of credible sightings in a country the size of Indiana suggests that S. Korea is a hotbed of UFO activity.

You May Be a Coffee Junkie for the Right Reasons, Even If It’s Decaf

You may well be addicted to the wide variety of health benefits that drinking even decaffeinated coffee can confer.

MIT Dropout Leveraged Gig-Worker Army into a $14 Billion Payday and the Richest Post in AI

Alexandr Wang built Scale AI to do the AI industry's grunt work, sold half to Meta and took the top job at its Superintelligence Lab.

How Asian American Kids Are Really Doing

High Asian American academic and career success obscures differences among Chinese, Indians, Filipinos, Koreans and Vietnamese, as well as the extreme income and cultural disparities ...

How Son's Cerebral Palsy Led Satya Nadella to Supercharge Microsoft's Growth

Learning to cope with son Zain's cerebral palsy led Microsoft CEO Nadella to Carol Dweck's continuous growth philosophy as the way to revitalize Microsoft.

The Long Brilliant Career of IBM's Chinese Uncle

Tze-Chiang Chen has spent four decades shaping today's digital world from his leadership roles at the company that pioneered computing.

The 3 Big Advances Likely to Precede Quantum Computing Rollout

We're likely to see three technologies that will dramatically advance computing and lay the technological groundwork for producing and implementing practical quantum computing.

Is Baiju Bhatt a Space Cadet or an Energy Visionary?

The Robinhood co-founder is betting on orbital solar power and laser-beamed electricity to reshape how energy is delivered to Earth.

How Shein and Temu Outpaces Zara, H&M & Forever 21

Real-time AI fashion-trend detection and digitally incentivized supply chains have let Chinese ultra-fast-fashion brands make fast-fashion brands appear like slow-moving behemoths.

The Smart Individualist's Dating Strategy for Asian American Men

Dating success begins with recognizing that your individuality, confidently presented, will trump those tattered American stereotypes about Asian men.

We're All in This Together, Akaash Singh

An Indian rightwing-adjacent comic finds racist and misogynistic taunts less funny when directed at him and wife.

Why American Jokes Fall Flat in China

Attempts to transport humor between the US and China seemingly invalidates the old saw about people being people.

Chetan Nayak Stars in the Biggest Drama in Quantum Computing

Microsoft's next quantum chip release will decide whether Chetan Nayak's Majorana 1 chip is the most revolutionary breakthrough in quantum computing or one of the ...

Humanity's Biggest Toy Throws Off Knowledge, Technologies

CERN's Large Hadron Collider is the world's biggest, costliest science experiment but the investment has produced an abundance of scientific advances and technologies since operations ...

5 Office Politics Tips for Asian American Men

America's stereotyping of Asian men adds wrinkles to the usual nuisance of office politics.

'In Your Dreams' Delivers Laughs, Love, and Subtle AAPI Representation

Netflix's latest animated feature is primarily focused on telling a hilarious and heartfelt story, all while normalizing AAPI characters.

The Messy Truth Behind Asian American Math Ability

Contrary to popular assumptions about innate racial abilities, the wide disparity between Asian and non-Asian achievement levels in math and science owe mostly to immigration ...

The Curious Life and Curiouser Death of Tony Hsieh

Over four years after the bizarre death of the Zappos founder, a surprising discovery surprises family, friends and the probate judge.

9 Firms Eating Tesla's Robotaxi Lunch

Tesla's robotaxi dreams have made it a trillion-dollar company but in the real world 9 autonomous driving companies around the world are farther along.

Zohran Mamdani Handles Islamaphobia with Grace and Grit

New York's likely next mayor thrives amid bigotry from both ends of the political spectrum.

Malala Yousafzai is a Gen Z Badass

Amid her latest press tour the public is starting to learn that there’s much more to the global icon than the one-dimensional image of her ...

Did China Crash 2 US Aircraft into South China Sea?

The fact that both aircraft were operating from the USS Nimitz and crashed within 30 minutes of each other raises questions of possible electronic or ...

UFOs Reported in Ancient Chinese Texts

Chinese writings of the past two millennia contain many accounts of celestial objects that lent themselves to fanciful descriptions and explanations from the perspective of ...

Top Foreign Destinations of Indian, Chinese Students

Rather than welcoming the annual influx of gifted, ambitious and affluent foreign students, the US has begun turning them off and away, as suggested by ...

Fit Lactose-Intolerant Asian Insomniac Who Gets Cold Sores?

Congratulations! You're perfectly matched for amino acid supplementation with lysine.

Did LA's Great White Restaurant Segregate Asians?

A viral TikTok video depicting discriminatory seating by Great White restaurant prompts past patrons and staffers to come forward with corroboration.

Pioneering Asian AI Superstars

These Asian pioneers laid the groundwork for the big steps AI has taken in applying processing power to improve productivity.

Vivek Ramaswamy Draws Support, Attacks in the American Heartland

A Republican likely to become the first Indian and Hindu Governor of Ohio fields outrage from some Christians of his own party, including the son ...

Hitching Fortune to a Fallen Star

Binance founder Changpeng Zhao is enjoying an upswing in his fortune as his protege Justin Sun lifts Trump's crypto fortunes.

Nathan Xu Goes TransPacific for Quick AI Profitability

The insight that selling the Plaud AI NotePin in China would merely invite cutthroat competition helped a Chinese entrepreneur build a lucrative American business.

Asian Men Are More Dateable Than Ever

Thanks to recent growth in positive media and real-life visibility, Asian men are enjoying a much improved reception on the American dating scene compared with ...

Are You Crazy?

Some mental health conditions can be more reliably identified through self-assessment, but Asian Americans can benefit from being more open-minded about the benefits of seeking ...

Asian American History Now Mandatory in Connecticut

A bipartisan bill budgets money for AAPI history to be taught in public schools in Connecticut, followed by other states.

Small Red Dot Inspires Racist Attacks Against GOP Appointee

Mathura Sridharan’s appointment as Ohio’s 12th Solicitor General focuses the GOP's racist wing on her bindi.

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Daimler Buys 10% Stake in Tesla

German automaker Daimler AG announced Tuesday that it has acquired a nearly 10 percent stake in California-based electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc. as part ...

Seoul Preserves Its Ancient Heart

CHEAP EATS: Eating cheap in Seoul means spice, rice and plenty of everything. Seoulites like to eat out, filling thousands of mom-and-pop places that give ...

The Rise of the Diwali Party

Lavish parties have recently become a staple of the annual festival of lights. Some even wonder if it’s too much.

Taiwan Opens Stock Market to Investment by Chinese Firms

Taiwanese stocks surged Thursday after the island’s government said it will allow Chinese institutional investors to buy into its stock market for the first time ...

The Asian American Paradox

Mastercard Beats Views as Revenues Rise 2%

Credit card and global payments processor MasterCard Inc. said Friday its first-quarter profit fell 18 percent from the year-ago period that included a special gain ...

China Reopens N. Korea Border to Tourists

China has reopened its land border to tourists traveling to North Korea after a three-year break, with a group of 71 tourists visiting the isolated ...