In the United States, where millions of people are deaf or hard of hearing, sign language interpreters ar...

As American English speakers invent phrases to fit today’s realities, dictionaries follow suit by adding ...

Amagansett, Tappan Zee, Brooklyn and Little Haiti all are part of the fabric of the New York area, knit t...

Marco Pizarro, a 19-year-old computer science major at Stanford University, is spreading his passion for ...

In the United States, residents of some localities tend to be healthier than others. That’s why 56 cities...

Americans, like people from other countries, revere their nation’s history. They study the men and wom...

In the 20 years since the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks, Americans have gathered on the anniversa...

In the United States, it’s becoming increasingly common for people to “share their pronouns.” Third-pe...

The U.S. Agency for International Development is committed to immunizing people everywhere. Immunizati...

The United States will celebrate the accomplishments of great American women on new coins, starting with ...

The 2015 U.S. Supreme Court decision that ensured a nationwide right to same-sex marriage was a significa...

Who are America’s diplomats? The diplomats who represent the United States overseas have diverse backg...

Being LGBTQI+ was different in 1995 than it is today. Back then there was more fear and anxiety around th...

U.S. foreign policy protects the human rights of all people, including the rights of LGBTQI+ individuals,...

They come home from school with papers to grade, like teachers everywhere. But for Jill Biden (Preside...

Jewish Americans, by religion or heritage, are only a sliver of the U.S. population — 6.5 million, or 2 p...

Women are making major contributions to fire departments across the United States, achieving new mileston...

The United States is not as old as some other nations, but it includes many historically important cultur...