The British Museum Reports Employee Stole Artifacts, Faces Backlash For Its Own Loot
A former curator has allegedly taken jewelry, gems, and other items dating back to the 15th century B.C.
Naya Jorgensen
11 Kerala Workers Win $1.2 Million After Buying $3 Lottery Ticket
Radha, 49, checked the numbers on a lottery ticket and found she — and 10 of her colleagues — had won.
Mixed South Asians are Tired of Hearing “What Are You?”
Mixed-race Asians are increasingly common, but will South Asians ever accept multiracial people as their own?
Anil Varshney, Indian American Fired for Speaking Hindi at Work, Sues Ex-Employer
The engineer, 78, filed a lawsuit in Alabama against Parsons Corporation for systemic discrimination.
How the West Stole Meditation
A South Asian tradition rooted in spirituality is now a multibillion-dollar industry about productivity.
Affirmative Action is No More. Now What?
Many Asian Americans grapple with a U.S. Supreme Court ruling they do not support, yet used their plight to decide the case.
