This Day in History: The Death of Genghis Khan
On 8/18/1227 Mongolian leader and military tactician Genghis Khan died at the approximate age of 65.
Sean Reyes: Standing up to Bullies
AANN had the exceptional privilege to interview Sean Reyes, Utah’s 21st Attorney General. Inspired to “fight bullies” and “stand up for the little man” after seeing his father being sued by powerful companies and individuals, Reyes would embark on a path that would eventually lead him to serving Utah’s public interest.
Chinese Student Fights Back Against University, Sues School Over Arbitrary Speech Codes
Fordham student Austin Tong, a Chinese immigrant currently under probation suspension for two Instagram posts, is suing Fordham for stifling free speech and failing to enforce their freedom of expression policies.
“Cancelled” Zhao Runs for Florida Seat
Zhao’s family was persecuted during the Cultural Revolution. Today, Zhao is running for Congress to defend American principles under attack by a political culture similar to the one he experienced during the Cultural Revolution.
5 Political Non Sequiturs Everyone Needs to Know
Politicians and activists frequently repeat slogans and mantras in order to lie, embellish, and exaggerate. By catching them in their act, citizens can subsequently make better, more rational political decisions.
Lending A Helping Hand: Asian Communities Step Up to Fight Coronavirus
The Asian Community of the Greensboro area partnered with many local leaders in order to aid in coronavirus relief. They donated hundreds of masks to Cone Health, a private, non-profit healthcare system.