Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) talent took center stage at the 2026 Met Gala, with a wide range of figures across sports, music, film and fashion delivering some of the night’s most talked-about appearances.
Ahead of midterms, questions of affordability, freedom of speech, voter suppression plague AAPIs
Going into this year’s midterm elections, the main issue that’s top of mind for many Asian American, Native Hawai’ian, and Pacific Islander communities is affordability.
AAPIs in focus on “Saturday Night Live”
On the first “Saturday Night Live” of Asian American Pacific Islander Native Hawaiian Heritage Month, Filipino American pop star Olivia Rodrigo took center stage as both host and musical guest, delivering a high-energy performance that blended music, comedy and physical humor.
Despite major contributions, AAPIs remain “invisible,” underestimated—but there is hope
Despite the country’s long history of immigration serving as the foundation of the contemporary U.S. population, half of U.S. adults believe that, to be considered “truly American,” a person must be born in the U.S.
Culture, food and values shape dating for AAPI singles, study finds
A new study from Coffee Meets Bagel finds that culture plays a central role in modern dating for many Asian American and Pacific Islander singles, with most saying shared background and values shape how they choose partners and build relationships.
How AAPI families share culture through everyday life
Culture isn’t only something people inherit.
AAPI artists’ murals chosen for Renton’s Legacy Square and the 2026 FIFA World Cup
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is almost here! Seattle has been preparing well in advance.
Torrent honors local AAPI communities, heritage
The Seattle Torrent welcomed the Vancouver Goldeneyes to Climate Pledge Arena for its first AANHPI Heritage Celebration Game on Saturday, April 18.
Asian and AAPI figures shine on TIME’s 2026 list of most influential people
From pop culture and sports to politics and technology, Asian and Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) figures are making a strong showing on TIME magazine’s 2026 list of the world’s most influential people.
From Donnie Chin to Eina Kwon: Investment Without Accountability
There are names that should never be forgotten.
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