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A longstanding family-run restaurant in Redding is preparing to shutter after nearly 90 years of serving fluffy pancakes with a side of egg rolls. Lim’s Cafe, at 592 North Market St. in Redding, is ...

Residents can now get a taste of Asian American culture right in Milford. The New England Asian American Cultural Center — led by president Jack Guo and co-founders Xiaolei Cheng and Shirley Chock — ...

The tournament is a long-standing tradition that began in Boston in the mid-1940s, and Boston’s Chinatown business leaders had hoped its return would boost the economy.

The target audience? Asian American voters who traditionally lean Democratic but who could also hold the key for a Republican victory in this suburban Seattle congressional district up for grabs ...

The GOP hopes to grow their share of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters in midterm elections on the economy, crime and education.

The GOP hopes to grow their share of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters in midterm elections on the economy, crime and education.

The GOP hopes to grow their share of AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) voters in midterm elections on the economy, crime and education.

Strongest tropical storm of the year also forecast to hit China’s mainland this weekend after winds reach 160mph

Destruction is imminent across southern Japan and South Korea as super typhoon Hinnamnor barrels northwards through the East China Sea this weekend.
The typhoon is so far the strongest tropical storm of the 2022 hurricane season and developed gradually this week out in the Pacific, edging towards the Philippines and Taiwan. By Thursday, maximum sustained winds had reached 160mph, leading to classification as a category 5 tropical cyclone, or a super typhoon.

In the 19th century, when gold mining was all the rage in the west, thousands of Chinese miners settled into what become known as The Gem State.

Robert Tsao, a microchip entrepreneur, pledges $32m to train and equip civil defence force to combat threat of Chinese attack
A Taiwanese tycoon has announced his plan to train 3.3 million “civilian warriors” and marksmen to defend Taiwan from a Chinese invasion, using one billion Taiwan dollars ($32m) of his own money.
The announcement by Robert Tsao, a well-known Taiwanese businessman and founder of United Microelectronics Corp, a major microchip producer, comes amid increasing military activity between Taiwan and China. On Thursday Taiwan’s defence ministry announced its soldiers had shot down a Chinese drone over Taiwan’s Kinmen islands.

For years Tsang Tsou-choi daubed his eccentric demands around Hong Kong, and the authorities raced to cover them up. But as the city’s protest movements bloomed, his words mysteriously reappeared
Archive: CNN, South China Morning Post, The Straights Times, Voice of America

The drastic response to a rise in Covid cases adds to the pressures facing Sichuan Province, which already had been dealing with drought, heat and wildfires.