The economic cost of racism for Asian businesses. And Tunisia a decade after the Arab Spring.
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The economic cost of racism for Asian businesses. And Tunisia a decade after the Arab Spring.
Mike Nguyen, the owner of Noodle Tree, a Vietnamese restaurant in San Antonio, looks at racist slurs written on the windows of his restaurant on March 14. (Tyler Prince)
Biden gives his first news conference as president. The NCAA’s problem with women’s basketball. And how a movie studio gave new life to a box office flop.
After telling the world about the brutality he experienced in a Damascus prison, Mazen al-Hamada mysteriously returned to Syria, into the arms of his tormentors. His story goes to the heart of the Syria tragedy — a decade after the hopeful Arab Spring.
