Stereotypes mask premature death trends among Asian Americans, study finds

Two large studies released this month found that commonly used racial categories in U.S. health data obscure significant disparities among Asian American patien...

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Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices now rule for wealthy parties 70% of the time, up from roughly 45% seven decades ago, according to new economic resea...

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Manhattan’s Chinatown has lost more than 20% of its Asian residents over the past decade, nearly quadruple the previous decade’s displacement rate, as Boston an...

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Half of scientific peer reviewers now rely on artificial intelligence to evaluate manuscripts, yet 75% of researchers report they cannot tell if journals use th...

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Only 10% of U.S. adults described 2025 as a “great” year, according to a Talker Research survey of 2,000 Americans. Another 39% rated it “just okay,” 19% said “...

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Sixty-one percent of Pacific Islander (PI) adults who experienced hate acts in 2024 never reported them to authorities, according to a Stop AAPI Hate survey rel...

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Global wealth has reached a level of concentration that researchers describe as extreme, according to the World Inequality Report 2026. The study, conducted by...

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A scientist in Japan has created a technique that uses fMRI brain scans and artificial intelligence to generate sentences describing what a person is seeing or...

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New research from AARP indicates that loneliness is affecting older Americans at a higher rate than in previous years, with 40% meeting the threshold for loneli...

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A new study in South Korea found that eating kimchi powder every day can make key immune cells more alert while helping the body maintain steady immune control....

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