The superhero makes a comeback with Marvel’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,†set to release on June 2 across North America
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R.E.A.C.H. Coalition rallies support for bill that proposes inclusion of AANHPI history in curricula at its first-ever Advocacy Day
House Judiciary Committee approves a package of legislation that aims to expand and strengthen Pennsylvania’s anti-hate crimes statutes
A new Pew Research Center study finds that Indian restaurants account for just 7 percent of all eateries that serve Asian food in America
Justice Department orders Infosoft Solutions Inc. to pay $25,500 in fines and train its recruiters, revise employment policies
Sukhcharan Singh who drives around Manhattan said he instantly recognized the passengers when they hopped in his cab
In the nooks and alleys of New York City you find real, wholesome, Indian food that’ll shame the fine diners
A whopping 83% of Indian Americans believe the US needs stricter gun laws, according to Asian American Voter Survey
25-year-old Lahari Pathivada’s body was found more than 200 miles away from home
A proud Texan of Indian descent talks about the state’s changing perception and why she cares deeply for amending gun laws
Though shaken by recent spate of gun violence in Texas, the allure of the Lone Star state remains among desis
After receiving great accolades in India, it kicks-off a 13-city tour in the US and Canada on May 26
With 17 mass shooting incidents and 214 gun violence deaths this year, Indians are worried about raising families in Texas
Sri Reddy’s mom tracked her location through her phone when she didn’t find her daughter at the school pick up
Friends remember Thatikonda, daughter of a judge in Hyderabad as courageous and bold
Pop artist’s new show runs at New York’s Richard Taittinger Gallery from May 3 to 28
For Sikhs in tri-state area, the annual parade is a glorious celebration of their Sikh identity in the US
Montreal police seek public help to trace 26-year-old Sridhar Nidamanuri who went missing on April 21
The person has not been identified as yet, but presumably he was trying to enter the US illegally
The reality series continues to ride high on stereotypes and clichés surrounding arranged marriages
Can it save H-1B hopefuls some time and anxiety in a long and exhausting journey?
Through food, poetry, music, art and storytelling, the April 29 festival will showcase the city’s vibrant diversity
It holds that USCIS’ most recently approved action governs a noncitizen’s US status
Indian Americans puzzled, worried about urinating scandals in the air
It’s bound to create a lot of interest among the Indians and the Indian-American community