A 57-year-old registered sex offender with a long criminal history involving children is back in jail, this time accused of possessing and distributing child sexual abuse material, Seattle police said.
Smithsonian to return sculptures to India
The Smithsonian’s National Museum of Asian Art announced plans to return three historic South Indian bronze sculptures to the Government of India after provenance research confirmed they were illegally removed from temple sites.
Japan’s last pair of pandas have arrived back in China
Japan’s last pair of pandas have returned to China, leaving Japan without the lovable bears for the first time in half a century.
Cambodian grandmother faces imminent deportation after four decades in U.S.
A survivor of child abuse, imprisonment and torture in Cambodia is now facing deportation, 44 years after she fled to the US.
First-time Kent City Councilmember Sharn Shoker plans to focus on inclusive governance, BIPOC communities
Following a tough race she won by little more than 200 votes, Sharn Shoker was sworn in on Jan. 6 to represent Position Six on the Kent City Council.
Locke honored with Richardson Prize for public service
Former Washington Gov. Gary Locke received the Elliot L. Richardson Prize for Excellence in Public Service at a ceremony on Wednesday night.
Padmanabhan to lead ACoM
American Community Media (ACoM), the first and largest association of ethnic news outlets nationwide, announced Jaya Padmanabhan as its new executive director, effective Feb. 1.
Starlux, Sorayama launch AIRSORAYAMA
Taiwanese airline Starlux and Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama unveiled AIRSORAYAMA this week—a collaboration that transforms two Airbus A350‑1000s into the largest artworks of Sorayama’s six-decade career.
New Carnegie Medal winners Megha Majumdar and Yiyun Li love libraries
Novelist Megha Majumdar, one of this year’s winners of medals presented by the American Library Association, doesn’t only visit libraries for the reading.
South Korea’s former first lady sentenced to 20 months in prison for corruption
The wife of South Korea’s ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol was sentenced on Wednesday to 20 months in prison for corruption, as her husband awaits a verdict on a high-stakes rebellion charge that could result in the death penalty or life imprisonment.
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