Matthew Shen Goodman

TikTok chefs stir-frying and red-cooking in idyllic Sichuan countrysides, listicles of where to get not-your-nonna’s tagliatelle, YouTube channels featuring artery-busting barbecue smoked by men who seem, above all, engorged: What are we awash in today but endless food ...

It’s been twenty years since Las Vegas debuted “What happens here, stays here.” The slogan is a winking celebration of self-containment that has never quite been true. (Hence, perhaps, the marvelously redundant update three years ago: “What happens here, only happens ...

On “The National Interest,” issue no. 67.

On “The National Interest,” issue no. 67.

Jay Caspian Kang challenges the usual narratives about Asian Americans.

Andrew Yang’s Asian American nonpolitics

Chinese infrastructure policy and its Western thinkers.