Most Americans say race does not shape daily decisions even as 80% see nation divided

U.S. media coverage of Winter Olympians Chloe Kim and Eileen Gu treated their nationality decisions as measures of allegiance rather than parallel career choice...

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For the first time in U.S. history, more babies were born to racial and ethnic minority mothers than to non-Hispanic white mothers, according to a new national...

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President Donald Trump’s approval rating stands at 37% as he marks one year back in office, according to new polling. By the numbers: The Pew Research Center, w...

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The “moving sofa problem,” a puzzle that has remained unresolved since it was introduced in 1966 and memorably illustrated in the sitcom Friends, may finally ha...

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Rising costs, health care and immigration top the list of issues Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander adults want the government to address in 2...

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Nearly one in five children in the U.S. now identifies as multiracial, according to a new analysis by data research organization My Asian Voice of the 2023 Amer...

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Asian Americans now make up nearly 10% of the Houston metropolitan area, a demographic shift researchers say has quietly reshaped one of the nation’s largest an...

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A new University of Toronto study suggests that stereotypes portraying Asian Americans as uniformly healthy have contributed to blind spots in U.S. mortality re...

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Two large studies released this month found that commonly used racial categories in U.S. health data obscure significant disparities among Asian American patien...

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Republican-appointed Supreme Court justices now rule for wealthy parties 70% of the time, up from roughly 45% seven decades ago, according to new economic resea...

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