These diplomats keep ties to home
Each May, the State Department honors U.S. diplomats for their work in more than 190 countries. Their work is shaped by where they grew up.
Celebrating Asian American heritage in the U.S. [photo gallery]
Each May, the U.S. honors the contributions of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders. Take a look at a few celebrations.
U.S. to infuse Green Climate Fund with additional $1 billion
President Biden has pledged $1 billion to the Green Climate Fund. Learn how that money will help countries most vulnerable to climate change.
Minnesota boasts diverse population, healthy environment
Learn more about Minnesota, a U.S. Midwestern state that is bidding to host the 2027 world's Specialised Expo.
U.S. Ambassador Michèle Taylor, descendant of Holocaust survivors
Ambassador Michèle Taylor, U.S. permanent representative to the U.N. Human Rights Council, shares her family's history during the Holocaust.
These sites are featured in top films
Movie directors broaden audiences' cultural understanding by filming at locations with stunning buildings and natural beauty.
Meet Oscar-winning jazz artist Jon Batiste [poster]
For Jazz Appreciation Month, learn about Jon Batiste, a young American jazz musician who has won numerous awards, including an Oscar in 2021.
As a memorial turns 80, it gets a boost
Washington's Tidal Basin/National Mall area is threatened by climate change. Learn about ideas to keep it viable for future generations.
Americans turn to poems in April
Poets, of course — but local officials too — are finding new ways this month to engage people in reading, writing and sharing poems.