Alina Wang
A native of New York, Alina has a Bachelors degree in Corporate Communications from Baruch College and writes about human rights, politics, tech, and society.
Human Rights Lawyer Lu Siwei Detained Amid Escalating Crackdown on Dissidents
Human rights lawyer Lu Siwei — known for defending activists and dissidents in politically sensitive cases — has been arrested in China. After being detained by Laotian authorities and extradited to the mainland under contentious...
Meet the Independent Maverick Fighting for Orange County in New York’s State Senate
ORANGE COUNTY, New York — James Skoufis, the current State Senator representing New York’s 42nd District, is no stranger to public service. Since his election to the New York State Assembly at the age of...
Florida Braces for Catastrophe as Hurricane Milton Bears Down, Triggering Mass Evacuations
Though no stranger to hurricanes, the state of Florida is on high alert as Hurricane Milton barrels toward its west coast. The powerful storm will make landfall near Tampa Bay on Wednesday night and is...
East Coast Port Strikes Trigger a Supply Chain Crisis: 5 Key Takeaways
NEW YORK, New York — As of Oct. 1, the East and Gulf coasts of the U.S. have been grappling with the most significant port strike in nearly 50 years. The strikes have disrupted trade...
On the Road to NY’s State Senate: Dorey Houle Champions Public Safety, Small Business
ORANGE COUNTY, New York — On Sept. 26, Dorey Houle, who’s running for New York’s State Senate in the 42nd District, sat down with Vision Times to share what sets her campaign apart and how...
Inauguration of Korean-Chinese Service Center Marks a New Era for Immigrant Support
FLUSHING, New York — On Sept. 29th, the Korean-Chinese Service Center, which aims to provide essential services to Korean and Chinese immigrants adapting to life in the U.S., officially launched in Queens. The event, which...
US to Ban Chinese, Russian Tech in Smart Vehicles, Citing National Security Concerns
In a sweeping move aimed at safeguarding national security, the U.S. has proposed a ban on the use of Chinese and Russian technology in the manufacturing of vehicles, including cars, trucks, and buses. The decision,...
‘Jazz in the Sky’ at Flushing House: Celebrating 50 Years of Community Service
FLUSHING, New York — On Sept. 13th, the rooftop of Flushing House transformed into a vibrant celebration of music and philanthropy for its annual "Jazz in the Sky" gala and fundraiser. The event, now a...
DAYES Coffee Brings Bold New Flavors to Middletown in Flagship Store Opening
MIDDLETOWN, New York — This scenic town in upstate New York was buzzing with excitement as DAYES Coffee Roasters opened its doors at its new expanded location on Sept. 13. The specialty coffee shop, which...
NYC Health Hosts Farmers Market Workshop to Bring Fresh Produce to Communities
On Sept. 12, the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (DOHMH) hosted a health-focused event aimed at promoting nutritious eating habits among the city's diverse population. Held at the P.S. 57 Farmstand...
China’s Workforce Crisis: Why Lawmakers Are Pushing to Raise the Retirement Age
As China grapples with the rapid aging of its population, lawmakers are now considering raising the country’s retirement age in an attempt to address mounting economic challenges. But the proposal to delay retirement, which was...
China’s Arctic Expansion Unveils Troubling ‘Polar Silk Road’: 5 Things to Know
As Beijing seeks to expand its influence in the strategic and environmentally fragile region of the Arctic, concerns are mounting over the potential consequences for global governance, ecological preservation, and the rights of indigenous communities....