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Ji Hyeon-A was detained and tortured in North Korea for her faith. Her story is a stark reminder of the persistence of religious persecution in the world.

Iranians are running out of water in cities, towns and farms all across the country due to badly managed water resource policies and government corruption.

The U.S. continues to help the people of Iraq as Iran plunders its neighbor's natural resources, causing disease, power outages and high unemployment.

The U.S. provides $3 million in additional assistance to support the disaster response in Indonesia, bringing total U.S. assistance to nearly $11 million.

The United States and Morocco are spearheading a new initiative to help countries identify and stop terrorists by stopping terrorist travel.

New U.S. sanctions against Iranian companies supporting the Basij force that uses child soldiers serve as a warning to international businesses.

Iran suppresses its own people through a volunteer paramilitary force loyal to the regime and trains others outside of Iran on how to do the same.

A foundation of Iranian businesses funnels money to a paramilitary group that trains child soldiers to fight in Syria and elsewhere.

A California company's smart glasses and remote, live assistants are opening doors for the blind and the visually impaired.