Across the United States, AAPI small business owners are feeling significant impacts from President Donald Trump’s tariffs—many of which the federal U.S. Court of Appeals have deemed illegal.
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AAPI authors among finalists for 2025 Washington State Book Awards
The Washington Center for the Book has named 42 finalists for the 2025 Washington State Book Awards, highlighting a diverse slate of authors, including several from Washington’s Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities.
Report: AAPI nonprofits face rising uncertainty, funding cuts under new administration
Community-based organizations serving Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) populations are reporting increased fear, funding losses, and operational strain under the new presidential administration, according to a midyear survey released on Friday by the Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum (APIAHF).
Texas governor targets AAPI Rep. Gene Wu in legal bid over redistricting standoff
Republican Texas Gov. Greg Abbott asked the state’s highest court this week to remove the Democratic House leader from office, escalating efforts to end the holdout that is blocking redrawn U.S. House maps sought by President Donald Trump.
AAPI-owned luxury glass celebrates 40 years, closes shop
Tish Oye is ready to retire.
AAPIs battle for King County Council District 7
Meet Pahaliyah Brown and Maya Vengadasalam.
Trump taps another AAPI nominee for appeals court seat
President Donald Trump has nominated Eric Tung, a former federal prosecutor, to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
Asian American, Pacific Islander comics are the main event in an LA comedy and cuisine festival
With the Belly Laughs Festival, an ambitious Asian American and Pacific Islander-centered comedy festival, the food is as important as the talent line-up.
Kang eyes District 5, could become sole AAPI on Seattle City Council
Julie Kang and her family were the first residents on Aurora and 132nd Avenue, living in a multi-use building in which her father-in-law ran the Seattle Korean Daily on the bottom floor, while she and her husband and their family members lived in apartments above.
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