Lauren Monsen
Faith-based charities, lending a helping hand
All denominations turn out to help people in times of disaster, like in the wake of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma in the U.S.
Korean artistry stakes its place at a New York museum
The Arts of Korea exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum looks at Korean art over nearly 1,800 years, highlighting Korea's unique artistic identity.
Why September 12 matters so much to America
Countries around the world showed kindness to the United States after the 9/11 terrorist attacks in 2001.
How U.S. manufacturing shapes our world [video]
The “Made in America” label conveys a rich history of innovation and commitment to quality. Learn how U.S. manufacturing helps people around the globe.
To stay safe online, do this
This young cybersecurity whiz shocked a conference by hacking into his "smart" teddy bear to illustrate cyber vulnerabilities.
U.S. helps Egypt preserve bird-themed mosaics [video]
In Egypt's ancient port city of Alexandria, visitors are discovering the exquisite bird-themed mosaics of a Greco-Roman villa from over 2,000 years ago.
Native American fashion now: Pushing boundaries
Today's Native American fashion and jewelry designers are taking their place in the fashion industry, while redefining what "Native" is — or isn't.
Sports competition helps Jewish athletes connect with their heritage
Every four years, the best Jewish athletes from around the world converge on Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa to compete at the Maccabiah Games.
In Washington, bonsai trees reflect U.S.-Japan ties
A new exhibition in Washington tells the story of Japan’s gift of 53 famed bonsai trees to the United States.