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POLITICS

Asian American Businesswoman Files Racial Bias Lawsuit Against PayPal

Sunday, Jan 05

An Asian American woman sues PayPal for racial bias after being excluded from a minority investment program, claiming significant financial losses.

POLITICS

Indian-American lawmakers face backlash after solidarity post; termed 'Samosa Caucus'

Saturday, Jan 04

Indian-American lawmakers encounter intense criticism from right-wing groups following a solidarity photo, igniting discussions on ethnic identity in Congress.

POLITICS

Tesla's Cybertruck Explosion Raises Privacy Concerns Over Surveillance Data

Saturday, Jan 04

Tesla's data collection after a Cybertruck explosion in Las Vegas raises urgent questions regarding privacy rights in modern vehicles.

POLITICS

Apple to pay $95 million over Siri eavesdropping lawsuit settlement

Saturday, Jan 04

Apple agrees to a $95 million settlement over allegations of Siri eavesdropping on users' private conversations.

POLITICS

Trump's Utilization of Century-Old Laws for Immigration and Citizenship Policies

Saturday, Jan 04

Trump aims to leverage historical laws to influence immigration and citizenship during his presidency, facing potential legal challenges ahead.

WORLD NEWS

Remnants of the January 6 Insurrection Fade in the Capitol as Trump Prepares for a New Era

Saturday, Jan 04

As Trump retakes power, reminders of the January 6 Capitol riot diminish, raising concerns over historical memory and accountability.

POLITICS

South Korean Investigators Seek Arrest of Impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol

Saturday, Jan 04

South Korean acting president urged to facilitate the arrest of impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol following martial law declaration.

POLITICS

California Tribes Initiate Legal Action Against Rival Card Rooms, Threatening City Revenues

Saturday, Jan 04

California tribes have launched a lawsuit against card rooms, risking millions in city tax revenues used for vital services like police and fire departments.

POLITICS

Legco President: Salary Reductions for Hong Kong Lawmakers Would Not Aid City

Saturday, Jan 04

Legco President states that reducing lawmakers’ salaries will not help Hong Kong's economic situation, advocating for confidence-boosting measures instead.