Dem Crushes GOP Rival in New York Congressional Special Election
The slim Republican majority in the House just got slimmer.
Month: May 2024
Iran Offers Scholarships to Pro-Hamas American College Students, Jobs to Professors
Shiraz University, a public institution in Iran, announced that it would offer scholarships and jobs to Americans protesting against Israel.
Violence erupts at some pro-Palestinian campus protests
Police ended pro-Palestinian protesters’ occupation of a Columbia University building but violence broke out at UCLA and the University of Arizona in Tucson as schools stepped up efforts to end demonstrations.
British Government Begins Migrant Roundup, but Thousands Are Missing
The first “illegal migrants” to be deported to Rwanda have been detained, but thousands have already slipped through the net or gone missing.
AOC condemns ‘nightmare in the making’ as NYPD officers storm Columbia protests
‘This is the opposite of leadership and endangers public safety,’ the Democrat says
Inside the tiny N.J. suburb with the fastest-growing Asian population in the U.S
Welcome to Belle Mead, which recorded just four Asian Americans in 2010. Now a decade later, AAPI make up a majority of the hamlet’s 5,569 residents.
TikTok honors 15 creators for Asian American Pacific Islander Heritage Month
The app is highlighting AAPI musicians, chefs, athletes, beauty industry professionals and more.
Why L.A. laundromats are the perfect home away from home – Los Angeles Times
Why L.A. laundromats are the perfect home away from home Los Angeles Times
Ban on Cashless Businesses In LA Urged By City Leaders – Patch
Ban on Cashless Businesses In LA Urged By City Leaders Patch
Paul Auster, prolific and experimental man of letters and filmmaker, dies at 77
Author Paul Auster has died at age 77. Auster was a prolific, prize-winning man of letters and filmmaker known for such inventive narratives and meta-narratives as “The New York Trilogy” and “4 3 2 1.”