Ramadan feasts, restaurant style: Serving iftar across America
Breaking the Ramadan fast while in the United States? A quick roundup of three restaurants in different U.S. cities offers a glimpse of what to expect.
How the new travel order works
President Trump's executive order pauses admission of foreign nationals from six countries to let the U.S. review the vetting process for visas.
Baseball, America’s pastime, is more international than ever
Baseball is not just an American obsession. U.S. baseball teams have more international players on their rosters this season than ever before.
The ‘perfect’ Ramadan food … grown in the USA
Muslims traditionally break their fast with a bowl of dates. If you're observing Ramadan in the U.S., it's a good bet those dates come from California.
American playwright explores his Muslim roots
Pulitzer Prize–winning playwright Ayad Akhtar first struggled to find success, then found his voice by incorporating his religion into his work.
Mar-a-Lago: The winter White House
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In pictures: A look back at American Muslims during Ramadan
Like other Muslims around the world, American Muslims observe the holy month of Ramadan. See how they pray, fast and feast around the U.S.
Serving up rich flavors with a side dish of history
Jerome Grant, Washington native and executive chef of the Sweet Home Café, tells the story of African-American culture through food.
Hip-hop: Reshaping youth culture worldwide
Hip-hop music, pioneered by African-American and Hispanic youth in New York in the 1970s, has since spread across the U.S. and around the world.