Wooing 101 for Asian American Men and Women
Keys to achieving romantic connection with women and men, with caveats to avoid offending Asian American sensibilities.
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How Min Kao Brought GPS Navigation to the World
A Taiwanese immigrant co-founded Garmin and led the company to become the world's leading provider of GPS navigation products.
The Dirty Financial Motive Behind Japanese American Internment
California business interests persuaded Governor Earl Warren to send Japanese Americans to internment camps, forcing them to sell their thriving farms and businesses to rivals ...
The Immigrant Edge: An Existential Heaven for Doers
Where others see extreme hardships in building a new life in a strange land, immigrants feel liberated from social constraints and achieved success.
Asian Men-White Women: Still the Great American Taboo?
The sexual and economic jealousy that led to deadly violence against Filipino American men for dancing with White women in Watsonville may still linger in ...
The Astrophysics and Quantum Biology Underlying the Chinese Zodiac
Jupiter's 12-year cycle around the sun and the sun's 11-year magnetic cycles are just two of several touchpoints between physics and the 12-animal Chinese zodiac.
Is Blood-Typing Your Love Language?
A majority of Japanese and Koreans vet potential dates and even colleagues through blood typing based on decades of anecdotal evidence despite lack of scientific ...
Horse Year Opportunities in Love and Career — for Skeptics
You don't have to be a horse—or a believer—to enjoy some special opportunities coming your way this year!
How SFFA Changed Asian American Enrollment in Leading Universities
The 2023 Supreme Court decision outlawing race-based affirmative action has produced a broad range of changes at Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Berkeley and other Ivies.
Asian Americans Care Most About Inflation Says AP-NORC Poll
Our above-average focus on economic conditions may be tied to our high rate of business ownership, and our tendency to live in the most expensive ...
Is the Asian Canadian Dream Surpassing the Asian American Dream?
Asians already make up one in four in Canada's professional world—and are exploiting their trans-Pacific connections more aggressively than their counterparts in the US.
The Reincarnation of Sui Dynasty Emperor Yang
Bold initiatives undertaken for ego-gratification and self-aggrandizement are the hallmarks of both leaders.
Has US-Owned TikTok Become a Tool of the Trump Agenda?
The US-controlled version of the app appears to be censoring content access and posting and weaponizing user data — the very actions ascribed to China ...
The Korean American Engineer Who Enabled the Microprocessor
Dawon Kahng figured out how to make transistors scalable and power-efficient enough to be packed into today's microprocessors by the billions.
ICE Recruits Basement Extremists, Unleashes Them Armed
Men who once spread anti-Asian hate from their parents' basements are now on our streets armed with federally-issued weapons.
2 Asian Immigrants Were Behind "Alien" Fiber Optics Technology
The pioneering work of Narinder Singh Kapany and Charles Kao laid the groundwork for fiber optics technology which some believe was reverse-engineered from a UFO ...
Can Patrick Soon-Shiong Turn the LA Times into a Media Hub?
The Chinese South African immigrant's early billions from selling APP Pharmaceuticals and Abraxis BioScience have been followed by struggles with money pits LA Times and ...
Indian Food Deserves A Hand
An ancient food tradition has racists in a tizzy.
2 Jains Trigger Big-Tech Shootout at AI Corral
Palantir vs Percepta shows how Asian American AI transformation engineers are key to the tech giants' scramble for AI's most lucrative segment.
Racism Went Official in Shasta's Shadow
A Northern California Hmong refugee community seeks justice for a decade of racial harassment by local authorities using marijuana and water as legal pretexts.
The Young Filipino American Who Ended Gianni Versace’s Life
A highly intelligent but unstable young man fulfilled his high school classmates' yearbook prophecy by taking the lives of a series of men, including the ...
This Man Wants to Put a Nuclear Reactor in Your Backyard
Yasir Arafat's Aalo microreactor may solve the energy problem while preserving a green and safe planet.
Is Your High IQ Cramping Your Dating Style?
How to avoid the analysis paralysis that can make some brainy Asian Americans miss the moment and lose the connections needed to form relationships.
Is Gas Station Sushi the Next 7-Eleven Egg Salad Sando?
Is America's take on cheap sushi founded on legitimate health concerns or mindless snobbery?
The Man Set to Take Quantum Computing Out of the Laboratory
Systems-level quantum engineer Jerry Chow leads IBM's push to turn quantum computing into products reliable enough to release into the real world.
Korean Cinema's Triumph through a Tortuous Half Century Has a Face
Ahn Sung-ki, who died over the weekend, earned the title "The Nation's Actor" as the most trusted face of South Korean cinema.
5 Chinese Bosses Who Scammed Americans Out of Tens of Billions
Americans are among the biggest victims of romance, investment and impersonation rackets executed from scam farms in lawless regions of Southeast Asia.
12 Asian American Trial Lawyers with Great Results in 2025
From consumer class actions to epic court battles between tech giants, Asian American trial lawyers have secured some of the top verdicts and settlements during ...
AAPIs Running for Office in Record Numbers in 2026
2026 is poised to be another groundbreaking year for Asian American representation in government.
American Dishes That Best Nutritionally Complement East and South Asian Diets
If you've ever wondered how to best balance nutritional deficiencies in your routine Asian diets, take a look at these dishes.
10 Asian Americans Pegged for Tech Breakthroughs in 2026
These brilliant innovators in the fields of biotech, AI, nuclear engineering, quantum computing and materials sciences will drive important improvements in human life.
Key Traits for Success in Asian-Favored Careers — and Love
Psychology offers guidelines on specific traits and personalities best suited for popular Asian American careers as well as personal relationships.
The US Owes a Strategic Future Tech Industry to Asian Immigrants
Synthetic Biology, the most transformative of future industries, was built from the ground up by immigrant innovations.
Why Asian American Tech and Business Impact Hasn't Translated to Broader Society
The prominence of Asians in tech and business contrast starkly with low visibility on the broader American social scene.
Australia's Smart Immigration System Rivals the US for Asian Immigrants
Australia has become an attractive destination for a growing share of the most skilled immigrants from India and China, shaping a future in which the ...
The Woman Who Defined Silicon Valley Tech Litigation for the 21st Century
By presiding over clashes of tech titans with dispassionate clarity Korean American Judge Lucy Koh created rules of the road for the industry.
Feng Zhang Created the Toolbox for Today's Synthetic DNA Advances
Jurassic Park inspired young Feng Zhang to pursue molecular biology and learn how to apply CRISPR to edit the genomes and RNA of mammalian cells.
Asians Americans Look to Future, Not Past
Given the choice of when they could live Asian Americans are far more likely than most Americans to choose the future, according to a new ...
Sundar Pichai Shows How Nice Guys Can Finish First
The CEO of Google overcame a poor background and an unimpressive early education to emerge as the man who transformed Google from a search engine ...
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.
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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.
Wooing 101 for Asian American Men and Women
Keys to achieving romantic connection with women and men, with caveats to avoid offending Asian American sensibilities.
How Min Kao Brought GPS Navigation to the World
A Taiwanese immigrant co-founded Garmin and led the company to become the world's leading provider of GPS navigation products.
The Dirty Financial Motive Behind Japanese American Internment
California business interests persuaded Governor Earl Warren to send Japanese Americans to internment camps, forcing them to sell their thriving farms and businesses to rivals ...
The Immigrant Edge: An Existential Heaven for Doers
Where others see extreme hardships in building a new life in a strange land, immigrants feel liberated from social constraints and achieved success.
Asian Men-White Women: Still the Great American Taboo?
The sexual and economic jealousy that led to deadly violence against Filipino American men for dancing with White women in Watsonville may still linger in ...
The Astrophysics and Quantum Biology Underlying the Chinese Zodiac
Jupiter's 12-year cycle around the sun and the sun's 11-year magnetic cycles are just two of several touchpoints between physics and the 12-animal Chinese zodiac.
Is Blood-Typing Your Love Language?
A majority of Japanese and Koreans vet potential dates and even colleagues through blood typing based on decades of anecdotal evidence despite lack of scientific ...
Horse Year Opportunities in Love and Career — for Skeptics
You don't have to be a horse—or a believer—to enjoy some special opportunities coming your way this year!
How SFFA Changed Asian American Enrollment in Leading Universities
The 2023 Supreme Court decision outlawing race-based affirmative action has produced a broad range of changes at Harvard, MIT, Stanford, Berkeley and other Ivies.
Asian Americans Care Most About Inflation Says AP-NORC Poll
Our above-average focus on economic conditions may be tied to our high rate of business ownership, and our tendency to live in the most expensive ...
Is the Asian Canadian Dream Surpassing the Asian American Dream?
Asians already make up one in four in Canada's professional world—and are exploiting their trans-Pacific connections more aggressively than their counterparts in the US.
The Reincarnation of Sui Dynasty Emperor Yang
Bold initiatives undertaken for ego-gratification and self-aggrandizement are the hallmarks of both leaders.
Has US-Owned TikTok Become a Tool of the Trump Agenda?
The US-controlled version of the app appears to be censoring content access and posting and weaponizing user data — the very actions ascribed to China ...
The Korean American Engineer Who Enabled the Microprocessor
Dawon Kahng figured out how to make transistors scalable and power-efficient enough to be packed into today's microprocessors by the billions.
ICE Recruits Basement Extremists, Unleashes Them Armed
Men who once spread anti-Asian hate from their parents' basements are now on our streets armed with federally-issued weapons.
2 Asian Immigrants Were Behind "Alien" Fiber Optics Technology
The pioneering work of Narinder Singh Kapany and Charles Kao laid the groundwork for fiber optics technology which some believe was reverse-engineered from a UFO ...
Can Patrick Soon-Shiong Turn the LA Times into a Media Hub?
The Chinese South African immigrant's early billions from selling APP Pharmaceuticals and Abraxis BioScience have been followed by struggles with money pits LA Times and ...
Indian Food Deserves A Hand
An ancient food tradition has racists in a tizzy.
2 Jains Trigger Big-Tech Shootout at AI Corral
Palantir vs Percepta shows how Asian American AI transformation engineers are key to the tech giants' scramble for AI's most lucrative segment.
Racism Went Official in Shasta's Shadow
A Northern California Hmong refugee community seeks justice for a decade of racial harassment by local authorities using marijuana and water as legal pretexts.
The Young Filipino American Who Ended Gianni Versace’s Life
A highly intelligent but unstable young man fulfilled his high school classmates' yearbook prophecy by taking the lives of a series of men, including the ...
This Man Wants to Put a Nuclear Reactor in Your Backyard
Yasir Arafat's Aalo microreactor may solve the energy problem while preserving a green and safe planet.
Is Your High IQ Cramping Your Dating Style?
How to avoid the analysis paralysis that can make some brainy Asian Americans miss the moment and lose the connections needed to form relationships.
Is Gas Station Sushi the Next 7-Eleven Egg Salad Sando?
Is America's take on cheap sushi founded on legitimate health concerns or mindless snobbery?
The Man Set to Take Quantum Computing Out of the Laboratory
Systems-level quantum engineer Jerry Chow leads IBM's push to turn quantum computing into products reliable enough to release into the real world.
Korean Cinema's Triumph through a Tortuous Half Century Has a Face
Ahn Sung-ki, who died over the weekend, earned the title "The Nation's Actor" as the most trusted face of South Korean cinema.
5 Chinese Bosses Who Scammed Americans Out of Tens of Billions
Americans are among the biggest victims of romance, investment and impersonation rackets executed from scam farms in lawless regions of Southeast Asia.
12 Asian American Trial Lawyers with Great Results in 2025
From consumer class actions to epic court battles between tech giants, Asian American trial lawyers have secured some of the top verdicts and settlements during ...
AAPIs Running for Office in Record Numbers in 2026
2026 is poised to be another groundbreaking year for Asian American representation in government.
American Dishes That Best Nutritionally Complement East and South Asian Diets
If you've ever wondered how to best balance nutritional deficiencies in your routine Asian diets, take a look at these dishes.
10 Asian Americans Pegged for Tech Breakthroughs in 2026
These brilliant innovators in the fields of biotech, AI, nuclear engineering, quantum computing and materials sciences will drive important improvements in human life.
Key Traits for Success in Asian-Favored Careers — and Love
Psychology offers guidelines on specific traits and personalities best suited for popular Asian American careers as well as personal relationships.
The US Owes a Strategic Future Tech Industry to Asian Immigrants
Synthetic Biology, the most transformative of future industries, was built from the ground up by immigrant innovations.
Why Asian American Tech and Business Impact Hasn't Translated to Broader Society
The prominence of Asians in tech and business contrast starkly with low visibility on the broader American social scene.
Australia's Smart Immigration System Rivals the US for Asian Immigrants
Australia has become an attractive destination for a growing share of the most skilled immigrants from India and China, shaping a future in which the ...
The Woman Who Defined Silicon Valley Tech Litigation for the 21st Century
By presiding over clashes of tech titans with dispassionate clarity Korean American Judge Lucy Koh created rules of the road for the industry.
Feng Zhang Created the Toolbox for Today's Synthetic DNA Advances
Jurassic Park inspired young Feng Zhang to pursue molecular biology and learn how to apply CRISPR to edit the genomes and RNA of mammalian cells.
Asians Americans Look to Future, Not Past
Given the choice of when they could live Asian Americans are far more likely than most Americans to choose the future, according to a new ...
Sundar Pichai Shows How Nice Guys Can Finish First
The CEO of Google overcame a poor background and an unimpressive early education to emerge as the man who transformed Google from a search engine ...
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.
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