Looking at the leafy weeping willow standing on the banks of a serene river in Hiroshima, one would never guess it endured ...

we see it in Chinese Americans, Japanese Americans … Asian Indians. So it’s everywhere.” And that includes Egypt. When Nasr attended Ain Shams College of Medicine in Egypt, she was taught ...

Even though guests are rarely expected to remove footwear, many Japanese people hesitate instinctively. Americans sure know how to lock eyes. In Japan, eye contact is typically brief and purposeful.

Why is Christian Science in our name? Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The Christian Science Church, and we’ve always been transparent about that. The Church publishes the ...

During WWII, a Japanese Peruvian family was torn apart and imprisoned at internment camps in Texas. Hawaii's governor signs new hotel tax legislation to help cope with climate change Presley ...

Should rangers at Manzanar National Historic Site avoid talking about the imprisonment of Japanese Americans during World War II?” she said. Under the 1916 Organic Act and the 1966 National ...

A UVic student has won a W. Kaye Lamb Award for Best Student Works, taking a $1,000 prize in the third-and-fourth-year category for a project exploring the impacts of the internment of Japanese ...

A March lawsuit against the Department of Government Efficiency has Hawaii’s Japanese Americans concerned about future visits to former incarceration camps, many of which are national historic ...

It was the site of an internment camp that held more than 120,000 Japanese-American prisoners. It’s a beautiful setting for such a sad chapter in our nation’s past. More letters ...