The Trump administration is moving to cancel funding that had been appropriated by Congress.

The planned closure of a National Archives facility in California has sparked alarm among Democratic lawmakers, historians, and advocates.

A legal challenge to the Air Force's munition detonations on a Guam beach could have far-reaching consequences for residents in U.S. territories.

Catch up on the biggest headlines shaping AAPI communities this week.

The firestorm over comments from a GOP nominee for the Texas Railroad Commission is putting a spotlight on rising anti-South Asian sentiment in the state and beyond.

The Trump administration seeking to overhaul how the federal government collects demographic data through the U.S. Census—and potentially dilute AAPI political power as soon as the next count in 2030.

Catch up on the biggest headlines shaping AAPI communities this week.

Plus: American Samoan voting charges dropped, South Asian communities on edge, and other AAPI news this week.

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The team aims to convince AAPI voters that Trump’s agenda would “raise costs, jeopardize their Social Security, and rip away their rights.”