Fentanyl overdoses are the leading cause of death for Americans aged 18–45. The United States is reducing the flow of fentanyl into the country, saving American lives and holding drug traffickers accountable. share.america.gov/stopping-fenta…

We’ve gotta vote for the all-American icon — the hot dog 🌭🇺🇸 And if you're into brackets — check out our digital story to vote on the Most American Thing: stories.state.gov/most-american-…

Hey batter, batter, swing batter! ⚾ The 2025 Little League Baseball World Series brought together 20 top youth teams from around the world. share.america.gov/international-…

There’s no more American summertime experience than a visit to a state fair. From blue ribbon pie-baking competitions to star-studded musical acts, state fairs have something for everyone. Join us as we visit four state fairs: stories.state.gov/state-fairs-us…

This Labor Day, we honor the workers who have powered our nation for nearly 250 years. In “I Hear America Singing,” the poet Walt Whitman captured the sounds of Americans hard at work. The hum endures today and will carry us forward. Revisit his work: stories.state.gov/whitman-americ…

80 years ago, Japan formally surrendered on the USS Missouri, ending World War II. Ed Buffman, a gunner’s mate on the ship, remembers planes flying over Tokyo Bay in celebration. Today, he’s back on the USS Missouri in Pearl Harbor to honor that moment. share.america.gov/how-warship-us…

The bison is a symbol of resilience and the U.S. national mammal. Once near extinction, it now thrives across the country. Its image appears on state flags, coins, and statues. Today, 400,000 bison roam American grasslands. share.america.gov/how-bison-beca…

On September 11th, the heroes of Flight 93 saved countless lives by diverting a hijacked plane from its target. Today, the Flight 93 National Memorial in Pennsylvania honors their sacrifice with 40 wind chimes, a ceremony, and a tribute to courage. share.america.gov/rural-communit…

Today, we stand united in remembrance of September 11th. We honor the families who endured loss, the heroes who answered the call, and the service members who continue to protect our freedom. We will never forget. 🇺🇸

On September 11, Department of State joined Americans nationwide in commemorating the 9/11 terrorist attacks, honoring those killed and paying tribute to the heroes who displayed great courage 24 years ago. share.america.gov/on-september-1…

Elizabeth Ann Seton overcame personal tragedy to found one of America’s first Catholic schools, pioneering a tradition that has educated millions of Americans. Fifty years ago, Seton became the first American saint to be named by the Catholic Church. share.america.gov/americas-first…

Every revolution needs a place to deliberate. In the 1770s, American colonists chose taverns. share.america.gov/american-revol…

.President Donald J. Trump urged world leaders gathered at the United Nations General Assembly to adhere to the U.N.’s original purpose — the resolution of international disputes by peaceful means. share.america.gov/president-trum…

Fat Bear Week is underway at Katmai National Park in Alaska. From September 23–30, people vote for the bear that’s gained the most weight for hibernation. Last year, over a million votes were cast. share.america.gov/alaska-bears-b…