Asian Americans, Pacific Islanders who shaped U.S. society [photo gallery]
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month. Meet a few Asian and Pacific Islander Americans who made their mark in the United States.
Smart cities work for people with disabilities
Smart cities, which use technology to improve access for people with disabilities, are finding that the changes help all their residents.
Presidential sports visits around the world
President Obama is a big sports fan. Check out photos from memorable presidential sports visits, beginning with the latest in Cuba.
Ghanaians’ Olympic dreams realized through U.S. studies, training
The right coaching could help an athlete become an Olympian. For two Ghanaians, their training at Middle Tennessee made their dreams a reality.
President Trump hosts iftar at the White House
On June 6, President Trump hosted an iftar at the White House, welcoming guests from many nations and embracing a tradition observed by previous U.S. presidents.
Who are Fortune magazine’s 50 Most Powerful Women?
Fortune magazine recently came out with its 50 Most Powerful Women in Business list for 2016. Who do you think made it?
Nine brave students stand up to racial segregation…on this day
Can you imagine armed troops escorting you to school? On September 24, 1957, President Dwight Eisenhower ordered the U.S. military to escort nine black...
How a dual citizen of the U.S. and Libya looks to...
If you are a citizen of two countries, who do you represent in the Olympics? Mohamed Hrezi of the U.S. and Libya can tell you! Learn about his road to Rio.
‘Pick a cause that you are passionate about’
Arshia Wajid, who founded American Muslim Health Professionals, urges everyone to find some hours regularly to contribute to something they believe in.