Asian American students in Colleges and universities across the US are celebrating their heritage in May, but this year, homeland politics mar the festivities.

As France tries to prevent the Chinese from boycotting some $240 billion in recent contracts, the newly-empowered, web-savvy generation of nationalists realizes that it's all about economic power.

Chinese at home and abroad are rallying around the embattled Olympic torch. Chinese media report that some Chinese, angry at the Tibet uproar in the West, are calling for a boycott of some Western products.

Now that China is seen as an Empire with a more atrocious reputation than the United States, it is good for America. It’ll give the United States a breather to sort things out and present a new America to the world after the Beijing Olympics is over.

Chinese Six Companies hosted a press conference in Chinatown Tuesday to demonstrate their support of the Beijing Olympics and the San Francisco Olympic Torch Run.

China's handling of Tibet caused many Tibetans in the Bay Area to rally. NAM editor Viji Sundaram interviewed protesters in front of the Chinese consulate in San Francisco.