Leaders of the AANHPI community demanded greater action from state, county, and city leadership, as anywhere from 11,000 to 14,000 immigrants and refugees were set to lose their Apple Health coverage.
South Korean golfers trying to win Asian Games to be free from military duty
A gold medal for two South Korean golfers at the Asian Games would mean more than a chunk of metal to dangle around their necks.
Ning Wan brings Puget Sound to a new Seattle library card
Seattle Public Library patrons have two new ways to show their love of books.
Survey finds cost of living, foreign policy top concerns for Chinese Americans
When asked about the most important problems facing the country today, Chinese Americans’ top five issues are the cost of living and inflation, war and U.S. foreign policy (51%), jobs and the economy (32%), health care (32%) and immigration (28%), according to the 2026 AAPI Policy Priorities Survey.
Filipino legislator behind bill making it illegal to impersonate ICE seeks to tackle affordability, further immigrant safety if elected
For the past 18 years, Edwin Obras has worked for the City of Seattle’s Human Services Department.
Tokyo court grants legal protection to human voices in AI clone case
A Tokyo court has awarded legal protection to the human voice in a landmark case in which a popular Japanese anime voice actor demanded that TikTok close an account over its unauthorized use of an artificial intelligence clone of his trademark baritone.
An Indian airline captain is hailed as a hero after a cockpit attack on a FlyDubai flight
An Indian airline captain who was at the controls of a FlyDubai flight when his copilot stabbed him in an apparent attempt to crash the plane has been hailed as a hero, with his actions to thwart the disaster drawing praise from world leaders and those who knew him.
Ruo named Seattle Opera’s first Composer-in-Residence
Huang Ruo, an internationally renowned composer, has been named Seattle Opera’s first Composer-in-Residence beginning in 2027.
Seattle police surveillance program under the microscope
When Seattle police installed dozens of high-tech cameras in the Chinatown-International District (CID) last spring, residents and civil liberties advocates questioned whether the cameras would improve safety or threaten privacy.
Senate punts bill to permanently ban Chinese cars until after midterm elections
Legislation to permanently ban the sale of Chinese vehicles in the United States stalled out on Wednesday as senators struggled to seal an agreement, virtually guaranteeing that the bill will have to wait until after the November elections.
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