The United States is sending China an initial $500,000 toward disaster relief efforts after a massive earthquake that struck Sichuan province May 12. The United States also stands ready to send more aid as needed. Such aid could include specially trained disaster assistance response teams or search-and-rescue units.
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
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U.S. Missions in the East Asia-Pacific Region
Many new businesses draw investors' interest as they explore new technology.
U.S. presidents take a leading role in the Middle East peace process.
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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