Yesterday | Malaysia News
Was there an agreement before the general election? Did Chinese Malaysians actually promise the BN their votes ahead of time, asks P Ramakrishnan .
Yesterday | Capitol Hill Blog
Finding no good fortune on 14th, Lucky 8s China House to close
One of the smaller entities in the transformation of 14th and Union into an island of food and drink activity is closing its doors after one last night of service - and delivery.
Friday | New York Post
Cops search for 3 fake psychics in 'bait-and-switch' scam
Three middle-aged women posing as psychics stole $2,000 from a superstitious Manhattan resident during a classic "bait-and-switch" and cops believe they might have committed similar crimes, sources told The Post today.
Friday | South China Morning Post
New laws needed to protect rights of all Hong Kong's transsexuals
Sally is a young Hong Kong Chinese woman. She is bright, attractive, likeable - and transsexual.
MCA in danger of becoming irrelevant
By sticking to its vow not to accept government posts after a dismal electoral showing, the Malaysian Chinese Association may have hurt itself more than the wider Chinese community, analysts said.
MCA, Gerakan hopes for revival as M'sian cabinet is sworn in
Members of Malaysia's new cabinet have been sworn in before the King in a ceremony steeped in royal traditions.
Forcing a paradigm shift in MCA and Umno
Much has been written about MCA and Gerakan's decision not to join the cabinet following their poor performance in the recently concluded general elections.
Malaysian National News Agency
Pahang Special Unity Committee Formed To Enhance National Integration
Pahang Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob said he would head a newly-formed Special Unity Committee aimed at enhancing national integration and regaining the Chinese community's confidence in the Barisan Nasional .
New Voices: Chinese-American author Bill Cheng
What it's about: Debut novel, set in rural Mississippi, about a young black man whose family has been ruined in the Great Flood of 1927 and is seeking his place in a violent and unjust world.
Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month
May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month! This month, we celebrate all of the Asians and Pacific Islanders in the United States.
Malaysian National News Agency
Chinese Community In Najib's Cabinet Represented By Paul Low And Mary Yap, So Far
KUALA LUMPUR, May 15 -- With the witdrawal of MCA and Gerakan from taking up any government post, Chinese representation in the cabinet now comes from Senator Datuk Paul Low Seng Kuan and Mary Yap Kain Ching, the Member of Parliament for Tawau.
Children Of 'Tiger' Style Parenting May Struggle More
Amy Chua launched the phrase "Tiger Mother" into our cultural lexicon in 2011 to describe a harsh, demanding style of parenting Chua identified as being especially common among parents of Chinese ancestry.
Chinese Netizen's White House Petition Turns a Criminal Case into Drama
Recently, an unsolved case of poisoning of a 19-year college student in 1994 resurfaced in the Chinese social media sphere.
Sexual revolution with Chinese characteristics
Although attitudes toward sex are slowly changing in China, they still remain ambiguous and the ongoing sexual revolution differs from that of the West in the 1960s, according to Richard Burger, author of "Behind the Red Door: Sex in China." "The sexual revolution in the West was about self-expression and personal freedom.
'Free China' Screening Attended by State Congressman
Congressman Martin Howrylak attended a showing of "Free China: The Courage to Believe," on May 5, 2013.
Japanese tabloids' reports of tourist sex habits 'vent anti-Chinese feeling'
Reports about the supposed sexual habits of Chinese tourists and the problems they are causing in Japan's red-light districts have been dismissed as simply another way for the tabloids here to belittle the Chinese.
Anwar tells racist ex-judge: You put Klu Klux Klan to shame
Several provocative remarks by a pro-UMNO former judge have drawn strong condemnations from many quarters, including from opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim.
RACIST MAY13 JUDGE: Is this also why MACC has failed to act against corrupt Umno leaders?
On the 44th anniversary of the tragic May 13 riots in 1969, Malaysians continue to be reminded how they have made the right choice in the 13th General Elections to reject the racist BN and UMNO.
Armed robbers subject Chinese to severe beatings
Suspected armed robbers, some of whom are believed to be soldiers, allegedly invaded the Hansol Mines, a small-scale gold mining company at Jacobu in the Amansie Central District in the Ashanti Region, on Saturday.
Acid Test for Najib: Will he dare to act against racist ex-judge
Action must be taken against former Court of Appeal Judge Mohd Noor Abdullah for his alleged warning to the Chinese community for a backlash from the Malay community for their "betrayal" in the recently concluded 13th General Election.