The consequences of ending the arms embargo against Iran [video]
The United Nations arms embargo on Iran expires in October. Learn about the possible consequences for the region and the world if it is not extended.
The U.S. fights coronavirus worldwide [rolling updates]
See the many ways that the U.S. government, businesses and private citizens are fighting the COVID-19 pandemic around the world.
U.S. and Australia: Supporting a free and open Indo-Pacific
The U.S. and Australia are strengthening their alliance and standing shoulder to shoulder against the Chinese government's malign behavior.
First lady to restore White House Rose Garden
First lady Melania Trump will be renovating the White House Rose Garden this summer. Learn how the history of this iconic green space is shaping her plans.
Under Maduro regime, indigenous people suffer
Learn how the illegitimate Maduro regime has endangered Venezuela's indigenous population while blocking access to the democratic process.
The Voting Rights Act at 55
Prior to 1965, African Americans in the South were often blocked from voting. But an important law remedied that, and altered the U.S. political landscape.
The People’s Republic of China: Many neighbors, many disputes
From the South China Sea to the Himalayan mountains, the Chinese Communist Party is threatening and bullying its neighbors.
Maduro welcomes terrorist groups to Venezuela, says report
According to a recent U.S. Department of State report on terrorism, Nicolás Maduro actively encourages and welcomes terrorist groups to come to Venezuela.
Safety is top of mind as U.S. develops coronavirus vaccine
The U.S. government puts safety first in its new initiative supporting efforts to develop, manufacture and distribute a coronavirus vaccine.
