Amelia Pang

In more than a 100 interviews with nail salon workers and owners, the Epoch Times learned that it was common for immigrants with no education or skills to earn a $40,000 salary after two months of training at a nail salon. The caveat is that workers are paid in cash.

A soul-stirring Erhu tune penetrated the silence of a tawny November forest in Upstate New York. It was distinctly Chinese.

In China, traditional Chinese culture is no longer celebrated in its authentic form. Piotr Huang’s search to understand his origins led him to New York, where he is a principal dancer at Shen Yun Performing Arts.

Jhamar Youngblood says black kids tend to think working in tech is a betrayal of identity. He has made it his mission to show young black people that computer science and “blackness” is not mutually exclusive.

Jaquan Melton fell asleep in the church’s fallout shelter, amid lockers and Clorox cleaning supplies, while the adoptive mother who abandoned him continued to receive $700 a month from the government to care for him.

Meadows, flowers, and trees ... and carcinogens? The New York City Department of Parks and Recreation has been steadily increasing its use of Roundup.

Georgi Boev, a principal horn, was used to being the loudest sound in the orchestra pit. That was, until he joined Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra and heard the suona.

Although New Jersey was once praised by gun control groups for having relatively strict gun laws, some lawmakers have since had a change of heart.

Up until now, NYC hasn’t had an effective way of tracking the 3,000 to 4,000 homeless people who sleep on the streets.