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By the Honourable Yuen Pau Woo, Senator for British Columbia Among the biggest challenges for adult learners of the English language is the idiomatic use of certain words, which can convey multiple...
By Zoe Wennerholm, Junior Fellow, Asian Division, Summer 2026 The Asian Division at the Library of Congress holds a collection of over 8,000 titles of 20th-century Chinese magazines and serials. These...
By Beth Lew-Williams Every year I begin the semester by asking my college students, “What do you know about Asian American history? What have you been taught?” The most frequent answer I get is (a...
By Veonna King EUREKA, Calif. — A new monument honoring Humboldt County’s Chinese American history will be unveiled Sunday in Old Town Eureka, marking the culmination of a five-year effort to preserve...
Hello, and welcome to the final episode of Together for Canada. Over the course of this series, we’ve explored what foreign interference is, why evidence matters, how democratic institutions...
Hello, and welcome back. Throughout this series, we’ve discussed foreign interference, democratic resilience, economic security, and the role each of us plays in protecting Canada’s open...
Hello, and welcome back. Every day, each of us makes countless decisions about information. We read headlines. Watch videos. Scroll through social media. Share messages. Comment on posts. Forward...
Hello, and welcome back. When people hear the term national security, many immediately think of terrorism, espionage, or military threats. Those risks remain important. But today’s security...
By Naomi Shang mei Wang The late Chinatown activist Caroline Chang put an official stamp on Boston’s history on Sept. 10. That day, nearly a hundred people – a mix of longtime Chinatown activists...
Hello, and welcome back. Over the past few episodes, we’ve explored foreign interference, democratic resilience, and the importance of evidence. Today, we’ll examine another issue that has...
Record | September 16–23 — I Will Take Legal Action Against Richmond City Council English translation · Content and chronology preserved Let me say this first. On September 23, I wrote again to Mayor...
Two Inspections, No Violations, and Letter After Letter Still Awaiting a Reply September 7 (Monday) | City Staff Inspect My Property That day, I received a phone call from City of Richmond staff...
By Annalisa Burgos HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The U.S. Army Museum of Hawaii will soon host a permanent display of three Congressional Gold Medals awarded to World War II veterans of Filipino...
Hello, and welcome back. In discussions about foreign interference, one misunderstanding appears again and again. Many people assume that foreign interference is associated with a particular...
Hello, and welcome back. In the previous episode, we discussed how openness, transparency, and accountability help strengthen democratic resilience. Today, we’ll look at another...
The New York Historical’s Student Historian internship focuses on the four core pillars of Frederick Douglass’s Our Composite Nation speech: absolute equality, composite nationality, religious...