Former Cincinnati Reds first baseman Joey Votto solidified his love for the Queen City with some permanent ink.

As an American, it's sometimes hard to pinpoint what exactly *is* American culture or the items, ideas, and cultural norms people identify as "uniquely American." After all, we are a melting pot ...

And now, with their rise, one wonders if India-Americans are the new Jews. “Our clout comes from the fact that the Indian community constitutes what I call the ‘next Jews’ of America ...

Ramaswamy argues that American culture has long celebrated mediocrity over excellence, a trend he traces back to the 1990s. He contends that this mindset doesn’t start in college but much ...

Ancient Native Americans living in Florida made use ... though they could have also been used in tattoo kits, as arrow or spear points, or for any number of other uses. The Calusa could have ...

He wrote on X, "Genuinely curious: Are there actual instances where qualified native-born Americans couldn't get jobs in tech because foreigners took all of them? I'd be surprised if it's true ...

In 1884, the Supreme Court had to interpret those words when deciding the case of a Native American who wanted to be a citizen, had renounced his tribal membership and attempted to register to vote.

“It was such an uphill battle. It was challenging,” she said. Johnson, a Chicago native with two graduate degrees, including an MBA, applied online for about 20 jobs every day but only got a ...

More than 3,000 Native American children died in the custody of the U.S. government after being forced to attend so-called Indian boarding schools, according to an investigation by The Washington ...