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When the public square of the Wazir Khan Mosque — a symbol of Pakistan's cultural heritage — needed restoration, a U.S.-funded program came to the rescue.

Doreen Bogdan-Martin, who's running for a leadership role in the International Telecommunications Union, is leading efforts to help people everywhere access the internet.

The United States is providing more money to help contain the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and urging all World Health Organization members to join the fight.

International inspectors say chlorine was likely used against a rebel-held Syrian town in February, injuring 11. Still to come: their findings on the April attack on Douma that killed dozens.

From "fireside chats" on the radio to Twitter, presidents going back a century have adopted the latest technologies to communicate with the American people.

Meet a courageous South African woman who was diagnosed with HIV while pregnant, but through the help of a U.S.-based mentoring program delivered an HIV-free baby.

President Trump welcomed South Korea's President Moon Jae-in to the White House on Tuesday, May 22, to coordinate strategy on North Korea.

U.S. tariffs — taxes on imported goods — are among the lowest in the world and have been for years. See how the rest of the world stacks up in this graphic.

Share quotes from Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's speech on a new U.S. approach to dealing with the Iranian regime.