Dion Nissenbaum
Reporter at Houston Landing
Longtime foreign correspondent based in Kabul, Istanbul, Beirut and Jerusalem. Ex-@WSJ. Now: @Hou_Landing. Author of “A Street Divided” https://t.co/KiBSzGDuew
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2 weeks ago |
houstonlanding.org | Dion Nissenbaum |Hillary Ma
Like many a legendary Texas tale, Tu Nguyen’s is one of murder, justice and revenge. It’s a story of one man’s quest to avenge the 1982 killing of his father, a pioneering investigative Vietnamese journalist gunned down in the driveway of his Houston home. The murder has never been solved. No one has ever been arrested. Nguyen has spent more than a decade trying to track down the people who killed his father.
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2 weeks ago |
houstonlanding.org | Dion Nissenbaum |Hillary Ma
Nikki Tran was enticed by Houston’s sweltering southeast Texas heat and a surprisingly large Vietnamese community that gave the Ho Chi Minh City-born restaurateur an intimate sense of home. But it was the city’s underappreciated reputation as a “global food mecca” that cemented Tran’s place as an international ambassador for Houston’s innovative culinary scene.
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1 month ago |
houstonlanding.org | Dion Nissenbaum
The Trump administration has released $47 million dollars meant to help more than 100,000 refugees in Texas adapt to life in America. The aid group running Texas refugee programs had sued the Trump administration earlier this month, accusing the federal government of illegally freezing millions meant to help immigrants seeking refuge from Ukraine, Afghanistan, Cuba and other nations.
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2 months ago |
houstonlanding.org | Dion Nissenbaum
The aid group running Texas refugee programs sued the Trump administration on Monday, accusing the federal government of illegally freezing more than $36 million meant to help state immigrants adjust to life in America. The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., accuses the Trump Administration and Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F.
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2 months ago |
houstonlanding.org | Dion Nissenbaum
For years, Abdul Ahmad Sayedi flew an Afghanistan Air Force attack helicopter on hundreds of missions to gun down Taliban militants across the country. When the U.S.-backed government quickly fell to the Taliban in 2021, Sayedi led his wife and kids into hiding as he tried to figure out a way to safely get to America.
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