Vice President JD Vance Holds Press Conference on Fraud
The Trump administration says it is removing about 760,000 people from Affordable Care Act health insurance plans after a federal review found what officials described
A Museum of Our Own: Inside the Effort to Build a Home for AAPI History in D.C.
Stroll down the National Mall on any weekend, and you’ll witness millions of visitors celebrating the stories that shaped the United States. From
From Taiwan to Chapel Hill: Jensen Huang’s North Carolina Moment
On September 1–2, 2026, Chapel Hill became a meeting place for some of the most influential figures in technology and international innovation. At the center
2026 NCAAC & ILF Youth Entrepreneurship Contest Award Ceremony
The 2026 North Carolina Youth Entrepreneurship Contest concluded with an awards ceremony held at the Cary Chamber of Commerce on July 25. The competition was
America at 250: Asian Americans and Belonging
On July 4th, 2026, the United States turns 250 years old. Fireworks light up the sky from coast to coast, leaders will speak
Korematsu Institute Names Courtney Peagler Executive Director as Organization Scales National Impact
The Fred T. Korematsu Institute, a cornerstone of national civil rights education, has announced the promotion of Courtney Peagler to
North Carolina Asian American Advocacy Day
In honor of Asian & Pacific American Heritage Month this May, community members gathered at the North Carolina General Assembly on Wednesday for a day
Balancing Trade and Community: How Recent US Tariffs have Affected Asian-American Business Owners
Policies and trade practices in the United States have resulted in tariffs on goods, especially from imports from Asia, including China, Vietnam, and South Korea.
The trailblazing Boston Mayor
Michelle Wu is the daughter of Taiwanese immigrants. She made history in November of 2021 when she was sworn in as the Mayor of Boston.
NC Bill Banning Foreign Ownership of Certain Land
The North Carolina Senate has passed the third reading of Senate Bill 394, known as the “Prohibit Foreign Ownership of NC Land” Act, which aims
Harvard International Students Ban: Comments from Both Left and Right Perspectives
Harvard International Students Ban On May 22, 2025, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced the revocation of Harvard University’s certification to enroll international
Representation Matters: How Asian American Literature Shapes Identity and Breaks Barriers
For generations, Asian American voices have been marginalized from mainstream literature and media. This absence leaves many readers, young and old, without stories that reflect