Asian Americans
Asian culture spices up America’s mealtimes
Japanese, Thai, Korean, Indian, Burmese and other Asian cuisines are increasingly available in grocery stores and restaurants in the United States.
A superhero takes flight anew
The original Superman's powers have been transferred to a teenager from Shanghai named Kenan Kong, the creation of California comic writer Gene Luen Yang.
What takeout food reveals about U.S. history
How and what Americans eat often reflect the changes taking place in society at any particular time. Fast food and pizza delivery can teach us a lot.
Immigrant voters: The key to victory?
To understand voters, politicians use census data. The most recent data found that almost 1 in 10 U.S. voters is an immigrant.
U.S. Olympic standouts: A look back in photos
American athletes from earlier Olympics who broke records in their sports and barriers in society are remembered in this photo gallery.
American football: The new international sport?
The Super Bowl turns 50 as American football gains players and fans from around the world. Which NFL players weren't born in the U.S.?
Evildoers beware — new American superheroes enter the fray
Diversity is becoming more prevalent in American culture, as evidenced in comic books and movies. Why is this type of representation significant?
Asian immigrants are shaping tomorrow’s America
A new wave of U.S. immigrants from Asia is outnumbering arrivals from Mexico. They bring diversity and optimism to the United States.
U.S. Catholics increasingly reflect America’s diversity
Pope Francis will meet a diverse flock on his upcoming U.S. visit. More than 30 percent of churches are shared between at least two ethnic or racial groups.