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Combating nature crimes
The United States and Norway are helping create guidelines for how countries around the world can crack down on the illegal wildlife trade.
State Department team honored for resettling Afghan refugees
Learn about what this trio from the U.S. Department of State did to win the award known as the “Oscar” of government service.
More Ukrainian grain reaching developing countries
Find out which countries are getting Ukrainian grain and other food products via the U.N.'s Black Sea Grain Initiative.
Mary McLeod Bethune’s extraordinary life
Learn more about the life of teacher, college president and activist Mary McLeod Bethune and her recent honorary statue in the U.S. Capitol.
Climate planning keeps U.S. military mission-ready
From exercises to shoring up infrastructure to be climate resilient, learn how the U.S. military is preparing for climate change.
How conflicts fuel the food crisis
This installment in a series looks at how global conflict is among factors driving the global food crisis.
Biden at U.N.: Partnering for a freer, more just world
President Biden told the U.N. the U.S. will work with any country to tackle global challenges. See what partnerships are already underway.
How the U.S. is helping Pakistan overcome severe floods
Learn about continued U.S. assistance to Pakistan, which is recovering from recent devastating floods and landslides.
Working together to solve the food crisis
The United States and its allies are committed to addressing the food crisis and are calling upon other nations to increase support.