What do U.S. religious leaders say about vaccination? [photo gallery]
Learn how faith leaders across America are reaching out to their flocks, combining science with scripture and combating vaccine hesitancy with education.
U.S. Embassy in Beijing offers ‘Art for the People’
“Art for the People,” a new exhibition on the exterior walls of the U.S. Embassy in China, showcases freedom of expression through American street art.
Teen sisters donate books that give voice to Muslim girls
Mena and Zena Nasiri started a nongovernmental organization to donate books featuring strong Muslim women to schools — and the movement quickly grew.
What makes a National Historic Landmark?
Culturally and historically significant locations are eligible for federal funding as National Historic Landmark sites. Learn more about the designation.
Sister Parks program links countries around the world
The United States is a partner with more than 30 countries around the world through the Sister Parks program, promoting environmental conservation.
Muslim stars are rising on American stages and screens
Muslim actors, directors, singers and comedians are representing their experiences more authentically in Hollywood and on Broadway. Learn more here.
The show goes on at these American jazz venues
April is Jazz Appreciation Month. Learn how three important American jazz venues are bringing their music to audiences around the world.
Easter traditions in America
Each spring, American Christians celebrate Easter in their homes and churches with time-honored activities including prayer and feasting.
American Christians find renewal during Lent
Lent, the 40 days leading up to Easter, is a time of spiritual renewal for Christians that includes prayer and giving to others, even in a pandemic.