Almost 2,000 Cables from U.S. Embassy in Manila Wikileaked
GMA News.TV, News Report, Posted: Nov 30, 2010
Among the over 250,000 U.S. State Department documents released by Wikileaks this week were 1,796 diplomatic cables from the U.S. Embassy in Manila. A Philippine militant group wants them probed especially in light of the renewal of the U.S.-Phil. Visiting Forces Agreement.
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Tags: 000 U.S. State Department classified documents leaked to public by Wikileaks, Over 250
MacArthur’s Ghost Haunts Korean Military Exercises
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Nov 30, 2010
As the U.S., South Korea and North Korea face off amidst rising tensions, Gen. Douglas MacArthur's shadow looms large over them.
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Tags: Douglas MacArthur, Kim Jong Il, Korean tension, North Korea, South Korea
A Quarter of Filipino HIV Patients Worked Abroad
GMANews.TV, News Report, Posted: Nov 30, 2010
More than 25 percent of the recorded HIV-positive patients in the Philippines are overseas Filipino workers
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Tags: foreign workers, HIV/ AIDS, overseas Filipino workers, Philippines, sex
How a Blogger Created Asian America’s Most Influential Site
International Examiner, News Report, Posted: Nov 29, 2010
Blogger Phil Yu is on the November cover of KoreAm magazine, a monthly Korean American publication.
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Tags: a monthly Korean American publication. Phil Yu is arguably one of the most popular and widely regarded Asian American bloggers in the country. asian american angry, Blogger Phil Yu is on the November cover of KoreAm magazine
Chinese-American Professor Honored for Research on Aging
New Tang Dynasty TV, News Report, Posted: Nov 29, 2010
Ada Mui, a professor at the Columbia University School of Social Work, received an award from the Gerontological Society of America
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Tags: aging, chinese american, education, Gerontological Society of America, senior health
How Jane Kim Won SF Seat With Multiracial Support
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 26, 2010
Kim edged out opponents by grassroots campaigning that earned her a broad base of support.
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Tags: board of supervisors, debra walker, Democratic party, district 6, jane kim, korean american
Feast of Words: Andrew Lam on "East Eats West"
New America Media, Video, Posted: Nov 24, 2010
East and West are meeting and mating in ways Kipling could not have imagined, especially in California.
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Tags: california, cooking, cuisine, culture, east-west, food, fusion, influences, pho soup, relations
North Korea "Crisis": In a Multipolar World, Security Equals Nukes
New America Media, News Analysis, Posted: Nov 23, 2010
By reneging on 1 million tons of fuel-oil shipments to North Korea, did Washington push Pyongyang to pursue nuclear alternatives?
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Tags: north korea, nuclear proliferation, pyongyang, south korea, united states
South Korea Vows Stern Retaliation Against North Korean Attack
Yonhap News, News Report, Posted: Nov 23, 2010
South Korean President Lee Myung-bak orders his military to punish North Korea for its artillery attacks on the small island of Yeonpyeong.
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Tags: artillery attacks, military, missile, north korea, united states, visit, war
Clinton Returns to Vietnam in Surprise Visit
Nguoi Viet, News Report, Posted: Nov 22, 2010
Clinton returned to Vietnam for a surprise visit. He was popular in Vietnam for normalizing with the country.
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Two Years and 56,000 Kilometers of Pictures
New America Now, Audio, Posted: Nov 22, 2010
Tom Carter is thought to be the only foreigner in history to travel to all 33 of China's provinces.
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Tags: china, chinese, people, provinces, Teachers, tom carter
New America Now: Election Upsets Don't Mess With Thanksgiving
New America Now, Audio, Posted: Nov 19, 2010
This weeks show explains how a candidate in second, or even third place in an election can come out victorious due to rank choice voting. Also, Madhur Jaffrey shares insights into cooking and her latest film.
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Tags: election 2010, madhur jaffrey, mayor race, oakland, quan, today's special
Harry Potter Makes Me Wish I Was Just Like Him (Again)
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Nov 19, 2010
A fan who grew up reading the Harry Potter books finds the latest (and next-to-last) movie bittersweet—but satisfying.
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Tags: Harry Potter films, Hogwarts, HP7, J.K Rowling, Quidditch, wizards
Researchers Trace Toxins' Links to Reproductive Health
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 18, 2010
Health researchers at UCSF sound the alarm about household chemicals and their effects on conception.
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Tags: BPA, chemical safety, early puberty, endrocrine disruptors, infertility, pregnancy, toxins, TSCA, UCSF
Rep. Judy Chu: American Children Need Bilingual Education
New America Media, Question & Answer, Posted: Nov 17, 2010
Congresswoman Judy Chu of Los Angeles plans to introduce a bill to promote early bilingual education in schools across the United States.
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Tags: bilingual, chu, congress, education, funding, glee, judy
Pacquiao Attends Thanksgiving Mass After Defeating Margarito
"Balitang America""—The Filipino Channel, Video, Posted: Nov 16, 2010
As is Manny Pacquiao's tradition, he attended a thanksgiving mass in Dallas after winning his eighth world title, defeating Antonio Margarito.
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Tags: 8th World Championship, Filipinos, Manny Pacquiao, thanksgiving mass, victory
Overseas Burmese Happy, Yet Wary, of Aung San Suu Kyi's Release
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 16, 2010
Aung San Suu Kyi's freedom stirs joy mixed with apprehension among Burmese immigrants in the Bay Area.
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Tags: aung san suu kyi, burma, burmese, election, freedom, myamar, yangon
Is Internet Access the Next Civil Rights Battle?
New America Media / Public Press, News Report, Posted: Nov 15, 2010
Advocates argue for an "open Internet," but some fear minority red-lining—and leading civil rights groups are caught in the middle.
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Tags: net neutrality
Pacquiao Defeats Margarito for 8th World Boxing Crown
INQUIRER.net, News Report, Posted: Nov 14, 2010
Filipino ring hero Manny Pacquiao bucked a size disadvantage to outclass Antonio Margarito of Mexico and claim the WBC super welterweight crown, his eighth weight title, at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Texas Saturday night (Sunday Manila time),
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Tags: 8th world boxing title, Antonio Margarito, boxing, Dallas Cowboys stadium, Filipinos, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Manny Pacquiao, Pacman, Pacquiao
Students Race to Save Peer Who Faces Deportation to Peru
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 13, 2010
Steve Li, a nursing student at City College in San Francisco, could be deported on Monday.
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Tags: DREAM Act, illegal immigration reform, steve li, undocumented students
G-20 Summit Ends With Currency Truce
Joongang Daily, News Report, Posted: Nov 12, 2010
The Seoul G-20 Summit ended with leaders of the world’s most influential economies trying to paper over widening cracks in the global economy.
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Tags: economy, g20, korea, leaders, obama, seoul, summit, u.s., world
New America Now: New Wave of Republicans and Obama's Travels
New America Media, Audio, Posted: Nov 12, 2010
A little bit of everything, from a play about the traumas of Guantanamo to a discussion of how the new crop of Republicans will fare in Congress.
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Tags: election, guantanamo bay, iran, oxana saberi, republicans
Obama's Anxious Message Puzzles a Contented Asia
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Nov 12, 2010
Obama's harsh messages about military and trade matters, like his stiff demeanor, seem out of step with Asia's current mood.
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Tags: asia foriegn policy, china, G-20, indonesia, obama, south korea
Oakland's First Asian-American Mayor Must Hit the Ground Running
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 11, 2010
As Jean Quan emerges as the surprise winner in Oakland mayor's race, Asian community leaders say the city’s problems call for immediate action.
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Jean Quan Is an Oakland Raider
New America Media, Commentary, Posted: Nov 11, 2010
Jean Quan's historic victory in Oakland's mayoral election parallels the resurgence of the city's NFL franchise.
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Tags: Don Perata, Jean Quan, Oakland, Oakland Raiders
Oakland Activist Wins Prize for Fighting Air Pollution
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 11, 2010
Margaret Gordon trains residents to become citizen-scientists to improve the community’s health.
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Tags: air pollution, diesel trucks, margaret gordon, port of oakland, purpose prize, research
Pacquiao Goes for 8th World Title, Promotes His Autobiography
ABS-CBN/ "Balitang America", Video, Posted: Nov 10, 2010
Pound-for-pound king Manny "Pacman" Pacquiao goes for his record-setting 8th world title in his bout with Mexican Antonio "Tijuana Tornado" Margarito on Saturday, November 13 at the Dallas Cowboys Stadium in Arlington, Texas.
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Tags: Antonio Margarito, Boxer, boxing icon, Dallas Cowboys stadium, Filipinos, Manny Pacquiao, Pacman, Record Setting 8th World Title bout, Tijuana Tornado, victory
Asians Go for Dems in NE, for GOP in South
Inquirer.net, News Report, Posted: Nov 09, 2010
Asian Americans went for Democratic gubernatorial candidates in the northeast and for Republican candidates for governors in the south.
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Tags: asian americans, democratic, governors, northeast, republican, south
Cone-Shaped Hats Stand in for Aung San Suu Kyi in Burma Polls
Burma News International, News Report, Posted: Nov 08, 2010
Aung Sang Suu Kyi and her party boycotted the 2010 elections in Burma. But many Burmese supporters are rooting for the khamauk, the conical hat that was her party symbol.
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Tags: Aung Sang Suu Kyi, Burma elections
Indian Politicians React to Obama's Visit
rediff.com, News Report, Posted: Nov 08, 2010
While President Obama is stressing jobs and trade during his visit to India, his support of India's bid to gain a permanent seat on the UN Security Council was what many Indians were waiting to hear.
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Tags: India, Obama, permanent seat, UN Security Council
Burmese Ethnic Groups Under Pressure As Polls Open
Burma News International, News Report, Posted: Nov 07, 2010
Ethnic groups in Burma are being intimidated by the military government and told how to vote in Sunday's elections.
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Cop-Involved Killings: Cases Show Just How Rare Mehserle Sentence Is
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Nov 05, 2010
A roundup of nine other Bay Area cop-involved killings dating back to 2001 shows that Mehserle's light sentence is nevertheless a landmark.
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Tags: mehserle, oscaregrant, policekillings, trial, verdict
PepsiCo to Build Plant in Northern Vietnam
nguoi Viet, News Report, Posted: Nov 05, 2010
So far PepsiCo has attracted the investment of more than 400 companies.
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Tags: economy, haiphong, investment, jobs, pepsico, plant, vietnam
Nikki Haley Wins Election in Nail-Biting Finish
India-West, News Report, Posted: Nov 03, 2010
South Carolina’s Nikki Haley, once predicted to sweep to victory in a landslide in her bid to become the nation’s first Indian American female governor, won her race in the elections late Nov. 2 evening in a nail-biting finish, with 52 percent of the vote. One other candidate, Detroit's Hansen Clarke, gave South Asians more reason to cheer, becoming the first Bangladeshi American to win a seat in the House of Representatives.
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Tags: Bangladeshi, Congress, governor, Hansen Clarke, Nikki Haley, south carolina, win, wins
"Judge Tani" Wins CA Supreme Ct. Post; Other Filipinos Shine in US Vote
GMA News.TV, News Report, Posted: Nov 03, 2010
Tani Cantil-Sakauye overwhelmingly garnered “Yes" votes to become the first Filipino and first Asian Chief Justice of the California Supreme Court. Other Filipino-American candidates across the country are also leading in their races.
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Tags: Filipino-American candidates, Filipinos, November elections, Tani Cantil-Sakauye
Little Saigon Loses Big in Midterm Elections
Bolsavik.com, News Report, Posted: Nov 03, 2010
Except for a few brights spots (like San Jose's Madison Nguyen, above) most Viet candidates fell flat, including Republican Van Tran (right).
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Filipino Sailors' Remittances up $250m
Inquirer.net, News Report, Posted: Nov 03, 2010
Filipino sailors aboard foreign-flagged ocean-going vessels wired home a total of $2.461 billion in the eight months to August this year, up $250 million or 11.31 percent of the $2.211 billion they remitted over the same period in 2009.
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Tags: filipino, grows, remittances, sailors
Politics as Usual—When All Else Fails, Blame the Chinese
New America Media, Op-ed, Posted: Nov 03, 2010
Once again, desperate lawmakers and environmentalists find the Chinese a useful scapegoat for scoring political points.
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Tags: americans, chinese, economy, election, politics, racism, relations, waste
Filipinos Celebrate S.F. Giants' World Series Win, Tim Lincecum's Heritage
Inquirer.net, News Feature, Posted: Nov 02, 2010
Two-time Cy Young awardee Tim Lincecum, who powered the S.F. Giants to their first World Series title in 56 years, is a fourth generation Filipino American. His parents are descendants of migrant farm laborers, who moved to Hawaii during the great migration that began in 1906.
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Tags: 2010 World Series, cy young award, Filipino Americans, Filipinos, Lincecum, San Francisco, San Francisco Giants, Tim Lincecum, World Series champions, World Series title
Saigon Set to Bear Brunt of Climate Change impacts
Nguoi-Viet, News Report, Posted: Nov 01, 2010
Saigon and other Asian coastal megacities will suffer more frequent and severe flooding affecting millions of people, if current climate change trends continue, a new report says.
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Tags: climate change, coastal megacities, Saigon, severe floods
