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Giving Afghan girls a second chance at education
Community-based education centers in remote Afghan provinces bring educational opportunities to women and girls for the first time.
Running in America: Popular and fun
Whether it's for health, relaxation or a cause, running is a popular activity in the United States. Learn about some running heroes.
October 23 is International Snow Leopard Day
On October 23, International Snow Leopard Day we celebrate the endangered mountain feline, whose health reflects the health of important ecosystems.
The United States and India: A vital partnership
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson says the strong, growing U.S.-India strategic and economic partnership holds the key to peace, security and stability.
World Food Prize laureate scores gains for African farmers
From humble roots, former Nigerian Agriculture Minister Akinwumi Adesina boosted crops and farmers' incomes. Now he's won the prestigious World Food Prize.
Ivanka Trump announces large private-sector pledge for computer education
CEOs joined Ivanka Trump to build access to computer-science classes with $300 million. The private-sector push complements administration STEM efforts.
Entrepreneurship summit in India will open doors
The Global Entrepreneurship Summit in Hyderabad, India, will connect new entrepreneurs with investors and spotlight women's role as job creators.
Video game part does double duty — on a submarine
The U.S. Navy is putting a game-changing piece of equipment in its latest class of nuclear-powered submarines: an Xbox controller.
October 18: Allies against human trafficking [webchat]
Join us on October 18 for a webchat on how the private sector can collaborate with government, law enforcement and NGOs to fight human trafficking.