Asian Americans
Meet star U.S. athletes who credit their Tongan heritage
Many Tongan American athletes are making a name for themselves in pro sports and shining a light on the their culture.
Asian American scientists who imagined a healthier world
Discoveries of Asian American researchers have contributed to advances that treat HIV/AIDS and protect millions from viruses like COVID-19.
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.
Once a refugee, now an Oscar winner
Decades after arriving in the U.S. as a refugee, Ke Huy Quan won film's highest honor. Learn more about a story that is inspiring others.
Halal food sees big gains in U.S. restaurant market
In U.S. restaurants, halal food is going mainstream and being served by chefs offering diverse cuisine as well as at fast-food places.
Changing the game: U.S. women in sports management
Several women are working in senior management positions for major U.S. sports franchises historically dominated by men.
Celebrating Losar at the State Department
The State Department's annual celebration of Losar, the Tibetian New Year, featured traditional food, music and decorations.
Americans celebrate the Lunar New Year [photo gallery]
Americans will celebrate the Lunar New Year with festivals, parades and visits to temples while also volunteering and preparing special food.
Asian Americans mark Lunar New Year in new ways
Millions of Asian Americans will celebrate the Lunar New Year with an American spin but will still hold on to traditional values.