President Bush is greeted by Israeli President Shimon Peres May 14. Bush is visiting Israel on the 60th anniversary of its founding and will meet with several Mideast leaders and attend the World Economic Forum later in his five-day trip. (© AP Images)
A recent report shows a spike in business startups among immigrants to the U.S. Its author says moving to a new country shows entrepreneurial spirit. Above, Yan Liu, from China, started a successful jewelry business in California. (Courtesy Yan Liu)
"I am more determined than ever to carry on this campaign," Hillary Clinton says after her victory in the West Virginia primary May 13. Despite her win, opponent Barack Obama retains a lead in the race for the Democratic Party nomination. (© AP Images)
The United States will send China an initial $500,000 for disaster relief efforts following the earthquake in Sichuan province and stands ready to send more aid as needed.
North Korea has provided a U.S. envoy with documents on its nuclear activities that may help get international efforts to stabilize the Korean Peninsula back on track.
Americans of diverse backgrounds preserve cultural distinctions while contributing to the whole.
A free press that informs citizens and holds governments accountable is vital to democracy.
U.S.-Honduras relations with Ambassador Charles Ford May 16, 3 p.m. (EDT)
Women entrepreneurs with Zipcar co-founder Robin Chase May 19, 2:30 p.m. (EDT)
Many new businesses draw investors' interest as they explore new technology.
Policymakers agree on the need for public revenue but disagree on how to collect and spend funds.
Civil rights activist Elbert Ransom discusses race relations and the U.S. presidential election.
Athletes, trainers and journalists share their memories of the Olympic experience.
The United States, often with partner nations, is exploring the solar system.
U.S. cities reflect cultural diversity, artistic ingenuity
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