The Japanese distributor of the Warner Bros. movie “Barbie” has apologized for its U.S. parent company’s reaction to social media posts about the “Barbenheimer” blitz that combined images of Barbie and a mushroom cloud.
Primary election results
One of the most watched races this election cycle is Tanya Woo’s challenge to Tammy Morales, who is the incumbent Seattle City Councilmember for District 2.
Counselors who understand POC and LGBTQIA+s are ready to help
Social justice and therapy pair well together. This is true whether you are the client or the counselor.
Our bears are real, a Chinese zoo says, denying they are ‘humans in disguise’
A zoo in eastern China is denying suggestions that some of its bears might be people in costumes after photos of the animals standing like humans circulated online.
Sam Cho appointed to USDOT advisory committee on human trafficking
On July 28, the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced that Port of Seattle Commission President Sam Cho has been appointed by Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg to the department’s Advisory Committee on Human Trafficking (ACHT).
Seattle Art Fair draws artists worldwide
The Seattle Art Fair, a one-of-a-kind showcase for the vibrant arts community of the Pacific Northwest, was held at Lumen Field Event Center from July 27-30.
Pickleball pros show their skills in Seattle tour
Asians were well represented in the Professional Pickleball Association’s tour in Seattle’s lower Woodland Park last weekend.
NAPIPA conference unites top AAPI prosecutors
King County Prosecuting Attorney Leesa Manion attended the National Asian Pacific Islander Prosecutors Association (NAPIPA) Leadership Conference held at Loyola University Chicago School of Law last weekend.
S. Korea unveils Truman statue
The truce that stopped the bloodshed in the Korean War turned 70 years old on Thursday and the two Koreas marked the anniversary in starkly different ways, underscoring their deepening nuclear tensions.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen says he will step down in 3 weeks and his son will succeed him
Longtime Cambodian leader Hun Sen said Wednesday he will step down in three weeks as prime minister and hand the position to his oldest son, who won his first seat in Parliament in Sunday’s election.
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