Michael Zennie

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11th Monterey Park Victim Dies

Police believe the gunman at a Lunar New Year event in Monterey Park, Calif. wanted to continue killing more people when he arrived at a second dance hall.

By Solcyre Burga , Simmone Shah and Michael Zennie

'This Is It for Me.' Shaun White at His Last Olympics

Here's a look at all of his Olympic performances—and medals—to date

By Melissa Locker and Michael Zennie

Why Taiwan's COVID-19 Defenses Finally Faltered

A Lions Club meeting and tea houses in Taipei's red light district helped break down the world's most vaunted COVID-19 protections

By Michael Zennie and Gladys Tsai / Taipei

Vice President Harris: 'We Are Undaunted'

Harris opened her speech with a nod to the historic moment: "It is my honor to be here, to stand on the shoulders of those who came before, to speak tonight as your Vice President"

By Michael Zennie

Facebook, Twitter Lock Trump's Accounts for Inciting Violence

The social media giants removed posts by President Donald Trump, and blocked him from posting to his tens of millions of followers on Wednesday

By Megan McCluskey and Michael Zennie

Ossoff and Warnock Win in Georgia

Democrats won control of the U.S. Senate after Warnock and Ossoff were declared winners in two Georgia runoff races.

By Lissandra Villa , Michael Zennie and Sanya Mansoor

Oxford-AstraZeneca Vaccine Approval the Most Globally Important

The Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine is especially promising for the developing world because it's cheaper and easier to handle and store

By Michael Zennie

Why the Latest Wave of COVID-19 in Asia Is Different

Fatigue, cold and government reluctance will make this wave harder to quash.

By Michael Zennie / Hong Kong

Joshua Wong Jailed Over 2019 Hong Kong Protest

Fellow activists Agnes Chow and Ivan Lam were also remanded to custody after pleading guilty.

By Michael Zennie / Hong Kong

Harris Gives Barrier-Breaking Victory Speech

"Every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities," Harris said in her victory speech on Saturday night after the election was called for Joe Biden

By Michael Zennie

Minneapolis Police Precinct Burns

Minnesota governor authorizes full mobilization of Minnesota National Guard to handle the unrest

By Michael Zennie , Sanya Mansoor , Mahita Gajanan , Mélissa Godin and Madeleine Carlisle

Missing Baseball? Here's How to Watch Taiwanese Games Live

Coronavirus has delayed Opening Day baseball, but one league is still playing: Taiwan's Chinese Professional Baseball League. Here's how to watch games live in English for free

By Michael Zennie

New COVID-19 Cases Surge 10-Fold in Hubei Province

Officials said they reclassified how they were officially diagnosing and counting COVID-19 cases

By Amy Gunia and Michael Zennie

Police Shooting Outside Texas Walmart Strands Shoppers

It comes months after 22 people were killed in a mass shooting at another El Paso Walmart

By Michael Zennie

9 Dead in 32 Seconds in Dayton Shooting

Here's what we know so far

By Alejandro de la Garza and Michael Zennie

After Tiananmen, the U.S. Protected Chinese Students in America. 30 Years Later, Uighurs Say It’s Time to Do the Same for Them

After the crackdown on student protesters in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square 30 years ago, many Chinese students studying in the U.S. were fearful of returning home as authorities continued to arrest supporters of the uprising. Jian...

By Michael Zennie

President Trump Visited Japan's Biggest Warship Since World World II. Here's What to Know About the JS Kaga

It's named after an aircraft carrier that attacked Pearl Harbor

By Michael Zennie

Death of 7-Year-Old Girl in DHS Custody 'Preventable,' Says Pediatrics Group President

'We will not stop asking questions until we learn more about the circumstances of this girl’s death'

By Michael Zennie

Why Russian Nuclear Bombers Are in Venezuela

When two of Russia’s most modern, nuclear-capable bombers landed in Venezuela earlier this week, American officials quickly took note. U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo tweeted out a statement calling the move “two corrupt governments...

By Michael Zennie

Malfunctioning Heater Sparked Reports of Active Shooter at North Carolina High School

A malfunctioning heater was the source of reports of an active shooter at Topsail High School in North Carolina, according to a local official. “There’s no active shooter,” Tom Collins, the Pender County Emergency Management...

By Michael Zennie
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