Basketball Film 'Boogie' Defies Asian-American Stereotypes
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Newest first · UTC+11:00Lebanon’s Christians Find Little to Celebrate This Easter
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· Jacob Russell
US slams China after Hong Kong convicts Jimmy Lai, Martin Lee and five other protest leaders | South China Morning Post
US officials slammed China's communist government after seven prominent Hong Kong opposition figures were convicted on April 1, 2021, for organising and taking part in an unauthorised anti-government protest in 2019. US State Department spokesman Ned Price said the “politically motivated charges” show that Beijing s…
Details Emerge on Floyd’s Medical Condition in Day 4 of Chauvin Trial
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Protesters Slam Haiti President's Effort to Overhaul Constitution
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· Sandra Lemaire
Trending in China: Delivery courier goes to work with baby girl in tow | South China Morning Post
A courier was filmed delivering food with his two-year-old daughter in tow. The baby girl was placed in a delivery box while the father rode across the city. He shared videos of his daily life online, which caused a sensation on Chinese social media. That, and more trending videos from China this week.
DC Chef Mobilizes to Stop Attacks on Asian Americans
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Traveling Kenyan Music Producer Gives Hope to Rural Artists
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· Juma Majanga
Knitted Beanies Bring Joy to Displaced, Underprivileged, and Ill Children
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Tigray, Ethiopia: From Conflict to Humanitarian Crisis
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South Korea’s young ‘broadcast jockeys’ stream themselves to fame and fortune | South China Morning Post
Live-streamers are known as “broadcast jockeys” (BJs) in South Korea. From the comfort of their homes, top-tier live-streamers can earn tens of thousands of dollars a month just by chatting, gaming, dancing, eating or even sleeping.
Mexico to Become Largest Legal Marijuana Market
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· Mike O'Sullivan
Afghan Women Pyrography Artists Challenge Male Counterparts in the Arts Industry
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Uganda’s Rugby League Resumes with Fans Excited for Cow Hooves
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Day 3 of Chauvin Trial Features New Video Evidence
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US-Backed SDF Detains IS Suspects in Syria’s al-Hol Camp
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Rural COVID, Urban COVID: Africa Sees Sharp Divide
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Why Diverse Children’s Books Matter to America’s Future
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Blinken on State Department's 2020 Report: Human Rights Trending in 'Wrong Direction'
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· Arash Arabasadi