A food seller wore a Native American war bonnet while serving pancakes ... by some indigenous peoples of North America, particularly Plains tribes like the Lakota, Cheyenne, Crow, and Blackfeet.

Chef Phila Lorn was not necessarily aiming for “quote-unquote authentic” Cambodian food when he opened Mawn in his native ...

The Native Americans of the Great Plains had lived off the land for many ... Nearly every part of the bison was utilized for food, tools, clothing and shelter. It’s hard for us to imagine ...

When Americans daydream about the perfect getaway, it’s not about jet-setting halfway across the world. It’s about comfort, calm, and connection.A new survey finds the ideal US vacation lasts 11 days, ...

A symbol of the West and vital sustenance for Native Americans who lived on the western Plains, the bison was hunted to near ...

This brief historical sketch brings us to how the American and Israeli militaries of today have adopted a ...

A symbol of the West and vital sustenance for Native Americans who lived on the western Plains, the bison was hunted to near ...

The most valuable person for cattle drives on the open plains was the cook. A light hanging from the cook's chuck wagon told cowboys they could rest, eat, and be refreshed after a long day's cattle ...

By the 1960s, the town was a counterculture mecca, a setting for the 1969 film “Easy Rider” and home to a number of communes.

But there are also, though fewer, things of a darker mien, artifacts revealing caliginous corners of American ... work for food that made us sick.” When this ticket was issued, the Plains ...