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The 'model minority' stereotype does not reflect the health of U.S.-born older Asians, according to a recent study.

Schools including Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, Brown and the University of Pennsylvania and alumni including Conan O'Brien filed new court documents to support Harvard's legal battle.

The federal judge said the federal government can’t force recipients to halt programs that promote DEI or acknowledge the existence of transgender people to receive grant money.

A Burmese immigrant who waited 15 years for her brother’s visa says the travel ban has put plans to reunite in jeopardy.

Amid legal losses, the federal government continues its efforts against international students. Although a recent injunction provides some relief, students’ visas could still be revoked.

Shota Imanaga, also known as the "Throwing Philosopher," told NBC News that his teammates compliment his "beautiful hair" but his mom and friends think it's time for a trim.

Residents are fighting to preserve Terminal Island, a historic Japanese fishing village with only two remaining buildings.

Lewelyn Dixon had been arrested at the Seattle airport after a trip to her native Philippines in late February. She was released from ICE custody after three months.

"People definitely don’t like to see Jackie Chan with CGI, of course,” Chan said. He was also excited that the new film features the first-ever Asian American Karate Kid.

“In China, the government can control education, high schools, colleges, universities. We thought that the USA could be different," one student said.

Affinity graduations recognize the range “of challenges and obstacles" that students from minority backgrounds face as they work toward their degrees, said one professor.