California celebrates Larry Itliong Day, a Filipino American credited for work in labor movement
Oct. 25 is Larry Itliong Day in California and it's a day to celebrate the legacy of Filipino Americans who were instrumental ...
Isabel Toledo Is Being Posthumously Recognized by the CFDA—Here’s a Primer on the Cuban-American Designer
A Love Letter” is the first posthumous exhibition of Isabel Toledo ’s work to be shown in the U.S. “The first time we came down was in 2009, when [Leon Talley] gave us a lifetime achievement award, so ...
Meet the American who invented the hard hat, a proud symbol of our nation's working class
Edward W. Bullard invented the hard hat in 1919, then patented it in 1929. It's credited with saving lives on job sites while ...
From tax cuts to 'Made in America,' how Tammy Baldwin and Eric Hovde focus on manufacturing
Democratic U.S. Sen Tammy Baldwin and her Republican challenger, businessman Eric Hovde, have focused on manufacturing and business in the campaign.
The Best Knives Made in the USA: 22 Folders and Fixed Blades Reviewed
U.S. manufacturers have a lot of competition — mainly from China. The PRC is producing quality budget knives and knives up to ...
They Used to Be Ahead in the American Economy. Now They’ve Fallen Behind.
Americans frustrated by the economy are responding not simply to lost jobs or rising prices, sociologists and political ...
Filipino American Voters Could Decide Key Races in Nevada
Democrats in particular have tried to reach voters who are now part of the largest Asian American group in Nevada.
American Teacher Goes To Work in Spain, Unprepared for Students' Welcome
A Kentucky native was given a finger lickin' good welcome by her students after they found out where she was from.
Election officials work hard to deliver secure, accurate elections -- despite constant attacks
Election officials work tirelessly to ensure timely, fair, secure and accurate elections despite an increasingly complicated ...
Economist, mother of eight has a countercultural message amid declining American birth rates
A leading economist argues women ultimately won't be encouraged to have children because of financial incentives and instead believes in cultural changes to society.
Young Indians have been making a ‘do or die’ journey to live the American dream
The sun blisters the arid ground in Karnal, a district in India’s northern Haryana state, where empty houses stand testament to an acute problem that’s driving some residents to take unimaginable ...