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How does Senate confirmation work?
Before nominees for Cabinet positions can start work, they have one important hurdle to clear: the Senate confirmation process.
Peace Corps celebrates 60 years of global volunteerism
As the Peace Corps celebrates six decades of volunteerism this year, take a look back at some of its work and learn more about its history.
Peace Corps volunteers making a difference in the Philippines
The Peace Corps has sent 9,300 volunteers to the Philippines since 1961 to serve as teachers, conservationists and community developers.
U.S. Coast Guard’s Polar Star docks after Arctic research
Working with its partners, the U.S. Coast Guard is training the next generation of Arctic sailors and helping to ensure a secure, rules-based Arctic Region.
National Museum of African American Music debuts in Nashville
A new museum chronicles the ascent of Black American music in the United States and its wider influence over 50 different music genres.
Black women scientists who are trailblazers in STEM [video]
Learn about Dr. Patricia Bath, Dr. Dorothy Brown and Dr. Mae Jemison's contributions to STEM fields and their groundbreaking work.
Major Biden: From shelter dog to ‘first pet’
President Biden's second dog, Major Biden, is the first presidential pet in U.S. history to go from shelter dog to White House companion.
Shifts in the new U.S. Congress [infographic]
The 117th U.S. Congress broke a number of records, with more women and minorities representing districts and states around the country.
Biden: U.S. will work with democratic partners
The United States is committed to working with partners and allies to support democratic values and tackle global challenges.