Kyung Yoon reports on Asian American women as leaders in digital technology.

Minnie Roh explores Asian Americans and affirmative action.

Ernabel Demillo looks at the life of Loida Lewis.

Tinabeth Pina talks to “Magic Ming,” a paper portrait artist.

Kyung Yoon speaks to Abacus Bank’s family members about their battle for justice.

Saxophonist Grace Kelly ia a rising star in the jazz world! Indian Americans dominate the hotel-motel business. Poke, a traditional Hawaiian dish has become the trendiest dish of summer! Asian Americans food bloggers have a huge presence on social media!

Breast cancer rise among Asian American women. 35 years ago Vincent Chin’s murder galvanized the Asian American Civil Rights movement. Asian American Feminists fight for representation. Asian Americans make chocolate infused with Asian flavors!

Mike Gilliam reports on broken promises of Filipino American WW II veterans. Kyung Yoon interviews author of Pachinko, Min Jin Lee. Minnie Roh explores the history of fortune cookies. Host Ernabel Demillo reports on Miss Saigon’s return on Broadway!

Minnie Roh’s exclusive report on sex trafficking. Kyung Yoon reports on Trump’s Asian American appointees. East meets West: Tinabeth Piña’s untold history of Koryo Sarams. Fighting global poverty one wage at a time. Magic Ming the paper portrait cutter!

Asian American communities protest Trump’s immigration ban. The Eagle Huntress, a girl becomes an eagle huntress. India’s regulations affect Americans who are “renting” women's wombs. Undocumented students struggle under Trump’s immigration policies.

We commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the “Day of Remembrance.” We share the untold stories of Japanese Americans who were either interned themselves, or had family members who were in interment camps in the United States.

Paul Lin reports on the Filipino American’s response to President Rodrigo Duterte. Kyung Yoon discusses the changing face of Christianity with Asian Americans. Ernabel Demillo interviews the cast of Disney’s Aladdin. Minnie Roh meets author Patricia Park

In this special edition, we trace the roots of where your favorite Chinese food and dishes came from and look at the hottest Asian American food trends in the country.