China's dominance in solar industry creates supply chain and national security concerns, say industry observers, while China accuses US of disrupting supply chain with new laws
Even after Derek Chauvin, a white former police officer, was found guilty on all three counts in the death of George Floyd, an African American man, community organizers and police alike expect protests to continue.
The small town of Donna, near the Texas-Mexico border, is receiving media attention in the recent immigration debate because it’s also where many migrant children and families are being processed.
A new kind of gaming console, allowing gamers to play in a virtual and physical space
California, the most populated state in the United States, is undergoing a surge in COVID-19 cases, prompting the governor to issue a regional stay-at-home order.
Should Americans trust polling data showing Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden leading President Donald Trump ahead of the November 3 election? VOA’s Elizabeth Lee takes a look. VOA Khmer's Choeung Pochin narrates.
Do American workers need more financial help from the government? That’s the question being argued by U.S. lawmakers as another coronavirus relief bill now goes to the Senate.
The battle against the coronavirus in the U.S. becomes a political fight as state and federal leaders debate who gets more funding and COVID-19 testing.
Could an exercise bike and a dose of VR be the answer to fending off dementia?
Genocide survivors say they will no longer be oppressed by the emotional trauma of their past, tamp down fear of government to have seat at the table in Long Beach City Council
Port official says long-term trade war can hurt both the US and China.
Silicon Valley companies attracted to Austin as a tech hub.
In Los Angeles, home to one of the largest Asian populations in the US, festivals are held over several weekends.
One hundred fifty years after Chinese railroad workers strike, historians learning more about what happened to them.
Khmer students in California learn about Cambodian culture through language.
Ethnic group is known for interest in politics, and also for generational divide in political preferences
Variny Yim says she didn’t internalize what it meant that her father was killed in genocide until she started researching Cambodian history while writing her book
Despite challenges, candidates from immigrant group have found success in American politics, especially in California, which is home to about one-third of the nation’s Asian Americans.
More needs to be done, they say, to help refugees resettle in order to prevent further suffering and future social problems.
For Chanthy Sok, rap infused with Cambodian melodies is a way to pay respect to the survivors of the victims of Khmer Rouge genocide.
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