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chinese historical society

Urgent Call for Safe Passage Through Hormuz Strait

June 25, 2026

A Chinese diplomat urged that ships should soon be able to travel freely through the Strait of Hormuz, a narrow waterway crucial for worldwide trade. The statement was made by Foreign Minister Wang Yi during a phone call with Pakistan’s deputy prime minister and foreign minister, Mohammad Ishaq Dar.

art

A New Space for Chinese Queer Art in San Francisco

June 25, 2026

The first museum that showcases queer art from China and its diaspora just opened in San Francisco’s Chinatown, a neighborhood known for its historic Chinese community. The building sits next to the Chinese Historical Society of America Museum and offers a single room filled with photographs, zines,

politics

Who’s Quietly Backing Trump? A Look Inside the UFC

June 25, 2026

The UFC boss, Dana White, is a well‑known cheerleader for President Trump. He’s spoken at Republican events and shown up in support of the former president’s campaigns. White says he is probably the loudest fan in sports, yet he thinks most people would be surprised to find out which celebrities sec

technology

Alibaba Allegedly Steals AI Knowledge from Claude

June 25, 2026

Anthropic, the maker of the Claude chatbot, claims that between April 22 and June 5, 2026, a group linked to Alibaba used fake accounts—about 25, 000 in total—to chat with Claude over 28. 8 million times. The company says this was an effort to copy Claude’s abilities so that Alibaba could build a co

opinion

Why We Should Celebrate Big Success Instead of Punishing It

June 25, 2026

People often forget that billionaires got rich by solving problems, not creating them. Elon Musk didn’t cause homelessness or failing schools—those issues existed long before his companies became successful. Yet some now argue that because he has money, he must fix those problems right away. That id

health

How Lifestyle Choices Shape Our Mouth's Tiny World

June 25, 2026

Our mouths aren't just for talking and eating—they host hundreds of different bacteria, forming what scientists call the oral microbiome. This invisible ecosystem plays a big role in our health, but we still don’t know much about how it varies between groups. Researchers decided to compare the oral

politics

Politician Challenges Religious Norms While Backing Muslim Rights

June 25, 2026

A Texas politician running for U. S. Senate is making waves for his strong views on religion and immigration. He recently called Christianity the most harmful faith, arguing it has caused more suffering to Islam than any other religion. This statement came as he criticized a policy that restricts im

health

Life in Martinique shows how people with schizophrenia rebuild their lives

June 25, 2026

Martinique’s mix of cultures shapes how residents with schizophrenia recover. Researchers spoke with 15 locals to understand their journeys. Three big themes stood out: personal effort, changing how they see their illness, and finding a new identity. None of the earlier studies on recovery came from

health

Caregivers' silent struggle after losing cancer patients

June 25, 2026

When someone close dies from cancer, the loss leaves deep marks beyond grief. Those who cared for them often face a hidden kind of pain that isn't just sadness. New research looks at how people in Japan handle this spiritual struggle after their loved one is gone. Most studies focus on the patient's

opinion

When Faith and Politics Clash: What’s Really Eroding America

June 25, 2026

The U. S. has long prided itself on being a nation where people can practice any faith—or none at all. Yet there’s an unspoken agreement across religions: help those in need, stand up for justice, and treat others with kindness. Even people without a religious bone in their body often live by these