Lenore T. Adkins
U.S. food co-ops help locals live well
Food cooperatives in the United States provide nutritious food for their members, as well as economic and social benefits.
U.S. ambassador to Costa Rica follows in her father’s footsteps
As the U.S. celebrates Father's Day, U.S. Ambassador to Costa Rica Cynthia Telles shares memories of her father, who once held that post.
The latest buzz about U.S. roads
Diseases, pesticides and habitat loss threaten wild pollinators like bees. Learn how a new U.S. grant program aims to reverse that trend.
How U.S. food recalls protect consumers
World Food Safety Day is June 7. Take time to learn about food recalls, why they matter and now they keep Americans safe.
How Arlington became a final resting place for veterans
America honors fallen U.S. soldiers on Memorial Day. Learn more about Arlington National Cemetery, where thousands of them were laid to rest.
Diversity has long defined America’s Jewish community
May is Jewish American Heritage Month. Learn why Jewish people in the United States mirror the country's diversity and why the face of Judaism is changing.
The American Red Cross helps those who suffer
When Clara Barton founded the American Red Cross in 1881, it helped Americans recover from natural disasters. Learn how its mission expanded — to the world.
Reducing vehicle emissions in the U.S. [infographic]
Transportation is one of the largest sources of carbon pollution. See how the U.S. government and auto industry are lowering emissions.
How the U.S. fights diseases worldwide
World Immunization Week begins April 24. Learn how the U.S. is helping protect people around the world from numerous diseases.