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1 week ago | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(METUCHEN) – In the heart of Metuchen, NJ, where Thomas Mundy Peterson—America’s first Black voter—was born, another mission is in motion. Kyle Little, the owner of Isolation Fitness and a professor at Kean University, is planning to enter the political arena as a candidate for New Jersey’s 12th Congressional District. This move merges his passions for health, education, and community service.
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2 weeks ago | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(METUCHEN) – As the threat of a 25% U.S. tariff on Mexican goods looms, tequila enthusiasts are heading to Mexican restaurants and liquor stores to get their hands on blue agave spirits before anticipated price hikes hit. Vianca Martinez, dining with her fiancé, Matthew Kim, at Meximodo in Metuchen, NJ—home to the Guinness World Record for the largest tequila selection—shared her concerns. “It’s not the government that has to pay for it. It’s the people in the country that have to pay for it.
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1 month ago | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(METUCHEN, NJ) – In honor of Women’s History Month, Dr. Alexandria Henriques, DAc, founder of Acupunk NYC, shares her journey of relocating her integrative wellness practice from Manhattan to Metuchen, NJ.
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2 months ago | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
Anyone who is a lamb—Mariah Carey fan—knows the Queen of Christmas doesn’t celebrate birthdays. She celebrates anniversaries. So, it was no surprise when Mariah announced last year that she would be performing in Las Vegas for the nineteenth anniversary of her album, “The Emancipation of Mimi”. Anyone who knows me knows I don’t consider myself just a Mariah fan, but a friend.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
asamnews.com | Akemi Tamanaha |Jannelle Andes
By Jannelle AndesAsian American voters could influence the Presidential election in key states like Pennsylvania. What’s driving them to the polls? According to the Pew Research Center, Asian Americans are the fastest-growing racial group in the U.S. In Pennsylvania, the Asian American population has grown with a 55% increase in eligible Asian American and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) voters between 2010-2020.
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Jul 5, 2024 | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(NEW YORK) — “Hey, Mom, I cannot see your Andrew Yang,” said Aidan of Chelmsford, Massachusetts. The 3-year-old boy pointed to the pin on his mother’s shirt. Mercyanne Publico, 39, picked up her son, and he gingerly traced the outline of the button shaped like the face of Andrew Yang, the 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, wearing a blue cap that reads “MATH.” MATH was Yang’s 2020 campaign slogan: Make America Think Harder.
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Jun 6, 2024 | 
technical.ly | Jannelle Andes
Of all the tech juggernauts facing government critique, skepticism and regulatory action in the past few months, none have experienced the kind of bipartisan targeting as TikTok. A lot of that backlash has to do not just with the social media platform’s ubiquity, but its country of origin — and that worries people who see history repeating itself. The global cultural phenomenon is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, which has alarmed US lawmakers who fear alleged security concerns.
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May 9, 2024 | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(NEW YORK) — The article, “Girls Shouldn’t Give Up On Their Studies” by Human Rights Watch details how discrimination, gender-based violence, and poverty hinder the education of Mozambican girls, who have to leave school due to unsupported pregnancies, societal stigma, and inadequate sex education. The non-profit organization (NGO) uses advocacy journalism to urge the Mozambique government to eliminate these barriers.
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Apr 10, 2024 | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
(NEW YORK) – Known to true crime junkies as the granddaddy of true crime, Dateline’s correspondent Keith Morrison may come across as an unlikely model for ethical journalism. But this almost thirty-year veteran of the popular TV news magazine is also an award-winning journalist who has covered significant moments in politics and breaking news, such as the Vietnam War, the Tiananmen Square massacre, and the Yom Kippur War in the Middle East.
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Jan 9, 2024 | 
theclick.news | Jannelle Andes
Special Report: Uncovered: A Journey Across America
The 12.7 million Asian American women in the United States are the driving force behind the U.S. economy. They are powerful consumers and decision-makers. They deserve a seat at the table. Education and employee resource groups aren’t elevating Asian American women in corporate America. Despite 49% of Asian American women holding bachelor’s degrees or higher, they make up less than 1% of C-suite positions.
