Sarah Ahn, a food content creator who has gone viral on social media for videos with her mom, reveals that she faced mockery for bringing Korean foods to a predominantly white school as a child. The viral video: In a viral TikTok video, the 28-year-old social media coordinator based in Southern California shared that she had stopped bringing foods like kimbap to elementary school because she was bullied. “As someone who works in an elementary school, I can confirm that Kimbap is the hottest item in the lunchroom now,” another commented.
Chinese migrants are purportedly using social media and exploiting a gap in the US-Mexico border fence to enter the U.S. illegally, a “60 Minutes” report has found. Many of them seek asylum soon after.
Brenda Song has joined Mindy Kaling’s upcoming Netflix comedy series set in the professional basketball world. The new cast: Song was named as part of the Kate Hudson-led cast alongside Scott MacArthur and Drew Tarver on Kaling’s new Netflix series, which she co-wrote with Elaine Ko.
The Ukraine-born Miss Japan, Karolina Shiino, relinquished her crown due to an affair with a married doctor Takuma Maeda, known as the "muscle doctor."
A trial in the UK is underway to verify the claims of an individual asserting to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the anonymous founder of the cryptocurrency Bitcoin. About the defendant: On Feb. 6, Australian computer scientist Craig Wright testified at the High Court to assert that he created Bitcoin under the pseudonym “Satoshi Nakamoto,” reported the Associated Press. Wright has made the claim since 2016, saying that he used a pseudonym to keep the public’s focus on Bitcoin's innovation rather than his personal identity.