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so lets get started. how safe is safe in east palestine, ohio? we are on the ground and hearing from a familiar face, three weeks since that fiery train derailment with new research now casting doubt on what health officials have been claiming. plus, it is the one year anniversary of russias brutal invasion of ukraine. as republicans climber to curb u.s. aid to ukraine, china winds now sending drones and ammunition to help russia. is theren end to the war insight? and later, charges of...

The legal industry has often been characterised as a "boy's club bound by hierarchy, gender disparity, and sometimes worse, cultural insensitivity. However, a few female practitioners in Singapore have chosen to make their own rules by launching their own law firms. In this roundtable, three female law firm founders share their challenges, vision, and how they plan to capitalise on new opportunities.

Texas photojournalists fanned the state, capturing historic news and intimate moments.

Texas photojournalists fanned the state, capturing historic news and intimate moments.

These measures will make immigrants susceptible to hate crimes and abuse.

WeChat was used to peddle misinformation and a biased narrative against a legislation in Texas and Florida that sought to ban Chinese citizens from purchasing property in the two US states

Recent cases in Texas and Florida illustrate how the Chinese Communist Party is using WeChat and other means to try and shape public policy outcomes. 

Which strip immigrants of the rights to purchase real property, and around the texas governor and legislators unchecked power to classified, any immigrant group as a security threat in the future. today, immigrants work hard for a visa, any visa, and all these visas, for these four countries for security threats. how about the citizens who were born here? how to identify who is a u.s. citizen, and who is not? do we have to carry out passports in hand and show them to anyone any what we show up? ...

The Asian community in Texas is outraged by the legislation, which GOP Gov. Greg Abbott has promised to sign.

HOUSTON - The US state of Texas is considering barring Chinese citizens from buying property on national security grounds -- and as tensions with Beijing rise other states may follow suit.