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US military: American soldier killed in Iraq
The teams travel to Prague in the Czech Republic to race. Cold Case 9:00PM - 10:00PM The 1983 murder of a Chinese-American teen is reinvestigated.
Partners United In Saving Lives - Canadian Blood Services
From November 14th through 21st, Canadian Blood Services' stem cell program, the OneMatch Stem Cell and Marrow Network, is marking National Stem Cell Awareness Week with its Partners Uniting Lives campaign.
Obama, China, and Wishful Thinking About American Jobs
President Obama says he wants to "rebalance" the economic relationship between China and the U.S. as part of his plan to restart the American jobs machine.
Chinese-American wind farm venture to include U.S. turbine plant
Dallas investor Cappy McGarr said Tuesday his Chinese partners in a $1.5 billion West Texas wind energy farm have agreed to build a turbine manufacturing plant in the United States.
AMERICA/PERU - Celebration of 160th anniversary of Chinese community in Peru
On Sunday, November 15, Cardinal Juan L. Cipriani Thorne, Archbishop of Lima, presided at the Basilica Cathedral of Lima, a Mass to commemorate 160 years of the Chinese community in Peru.
Su's 'Redemption' Wins Man Asian Literary Prize
The story of a Chinese Communist Party official who moves to a community of boat people after his revolutionary lineage is refuted has won the Man Asian Literary Prize, organizers said.
RITA SIMUntangling complexities of Chinese community
MCA has to resolve its internal problems, and soon, before the Chinese community looks elsewhere for more reliable representation, writes RITA SIM THE MCA appears to be incapable of resolving its internal leadership crisis.
Chinese-Americans see Obama's trip in unique light
As President Barack Obama visits China seeking to balance a seesawing relationship, Chinese-Americans embody the challenges facing the giants of East and West.They have as many different feelings about their ancestral home - hope, indifference, pride, pain - as there are characters in the Chinese language.
Chinese-Americans' history ascends new stages
The tip of 740-acre Angel Island and the San Francisco skyline. Below, a permanent exhibit at the Museum of Chinese in America.
Crimes against Chinese expatriates rising drastically in Angola
Crimes by armed gangs against Chinese expatriates working in Luanda has risen drastically in recent months, posing a grave threat to business activities and the normal life of the Chinese community in the Capital city of Angola, senior Chinese businessmen said on Tuesday.
Judge acquits driver in fatal crash
A 40-year-old Brampton man who said the sun was in his eyes when his car struck and killed a prominent member of Mississauga's Chinese community earlier this year has been acquitted of careless driving.
Chinese flock to 'Cinderella' ball for monetary bliss
James Pomfret Hong Kong - Reuters Published on Wednesday, Nov. 11, 2009 11:47AM EST T housands of Chinese women are vying to attend a lavish ball in the southern boomtown of Shenzhen, lured by the dream of a possible fairytale match with a millionaire.
Losing weight is dangerous obsession for some Chinese women
"Have you ever tried to lose weight?" Ask this question to any Chinese woman and prepare for a barrage of passionate responses.
Half of Elder Caregivers Suffer Depression
In the last century, the average lifespan has increased from 47 years to 78 years.
Zhang Ziyi to produce second film
In the romantic comedy "Sophie's Revenge", Zhang plays Sophie, a young cartoonist who plans to win her boyfriend back after he dumps her for a beautiful actress, played by Fan Bingbing.
What crisis? Chinese Women happy to spend
While the world is saving, Chinese women are spending. A woman buys cosmetics at a department store in Nanjing, capital of East China's Jiangsu province.
NYC's Chinatown sends 1st Chinese-American to City Council; winner is community organizer
New York City's Chinatown has elected its first Chinese-American to the City Council in a year when local campaigns have energized Asian voters.
Chief reaches out to Chinese community
Police Chief Bill Blair speaks to reporters, including some from Chinese newspapers, about the "misinformation" about David Chen's case.
Chinese men sighted with Lankan Navy
RAMANATHAPURAM: If reports given by fishermen, that Chinese men in Lankan fatigues are jointly patrolling the seas with the Lankan navy are true, then Indiaa s security seems to be at threat.
Two Chinese-American Candidates Face Off In Koo-Chou battle
That approach appears to be bearing some fruit. In a campaign where all the candidates talked about uniting the ethnically divided district but few ran their primary campaigns that way, Koo comes to the general election with a clean slate.
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