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When it comes to building friendships in the U.S., most Asian adults say it comes most easily within their own community.

When it comes to building friendships in the U.S., most Asian adults say it comes most easily within their own community.

The city of North Las Vegas will host a celebration for Asian American, Native Hawaiian, & Pacific Islander Heritage Month this week.

The founders of Cho Wines are organizing the event to uplift others and promote diversity in the wine industry. The festival runs May 20-21.

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Younger Asian American adults are also slightly more comfortable with intermarriage than older Asian adults, with those ages 18 to 29 more likely to say they are comfortable with a close family member ...

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month. Just in time for the celebrations, Florida is set to become the fifth state to require K-12 public schools to teach AAPI history, according ...

The newly elected alderwoman of the 11th Ward is eager to represent her diverse ward. Ald. Nicole Lee explored one of the ward’s treasures, the Heritage Museum of Asian Art. It is in the heart of ...

What personal and family objects do Asian Americans treasure, and why, are explored in stories told during a weekly NPR podcast.

Three Asian Americans tell their stories of immigration, growing up, assimilation, and finding themselves in this heartfelt stand-up comedy special.

In the wake of sanctions on Russia, China has pushed to conduct more trade using the yuan in an effort to reduce its reliance on the dollar
For more than a decade, Beijing has been trying to reduce its reliance on the dollar, motivated by risks emerging from the US economy – such as the financial crash of 2008 – and the desire to boost its own sphere of influence.
But in the last year, a drive to insulate China’s economy from dollar-based sanctions has emerged as possibly the most important incentive for decoupling from the dollar, as China looks to prepare for the possibility of conflict with Taiwan.