Language lovers from other parts of the world are big fans of these phrases and idioms.

In her new podcast “MaiSpace,” YouTube star Mai Pham revisits her childhood — sharing how leaving home at 15 shaped her career and her path to reconnecting with her family.

The world is in chaos. Why can't we have something pure and good to keep us going?

In the past year, nearly 75,000 people have signed up to run for local and state office through Run for Something. And its candidates are winning.

The “Ya Tal3een” singer explains "there’s a lot of creativity to our resistance."

Netflix’s “Physical: Asia” helped me shift my perspective to a much healthier one.

"If your wife encouraged you to re-engage with your faith, why not reciprocate that and engage with Hinduism too?" the Hindu American Foundation asked the vice president on X.

"Even after I graduated as valedictorian of my high school, got accepted into a top MBA program, and became a wife and mother, the silence stayed with me."

Time to examine the cringe that was Patrick and Kacie.

"At first, my parents chalked up our neighbors' peering eyes and hushed whispers to curiosity. But we soon learned there was something else going on."

“Some days, I felt euphoria, as if I’d finally found my true home. Others, I broke down.”

The VP thinks some people really ought to appreciate America more. But that's not all there is to it.

"We have a duty to shed light on the plight of Palestinians with disabilities and demand that those responsible for crimes against them are held responsible."

City dwellers (like those in Chicago) are just as American as those who reside in more rural areas. Here’s why conservative politicians trash-talk them.

The Korean-American actor’s first leading role in “Butterfly” marks a turning point for Asian American men in Hollywood.

Receiving these images without much context is intense and providing support can be a perplexing task for parents.

Experts weigh in on whether PIPs actually help people succeed at their jobs and how to survive one.

A little cultural context to Skims' new product.

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The ones calling the ad "harmless" are trying to distract us from the bigger picture.

The behavior is also known as "backburnering."