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A nanoscientist bonds with women in Africa over STEM
An American scientist has traveled to Egypt and Kenya to champion science to women and girls and hosted female scientists from South Africa and Tunisia.
Pompeo: Many countries are following Chile’s example [infographic]
Once under a military dictatorship, Chile made a peaceful transition to democracy and embraced free markets and capitalism. Today, Chile is thriving.
Pompeo in Cúcuta: ‘Mr. Maduro, open these bridges’
Secretary Pompeo’s stop in Cúcuta, Colombia, a major transit point for Venezuelans fleeing the crisis at home, caps a tour of four South American countries.
As Notre Dame burns, White House sends words of comfort to...
As the fire continued to burn at Notre Dame, White House officials shared their sorrow with the people of France.
Learn how air quality improved in these cities
Three large U.S. cities have used new technology and environmentally friendly policies to help their residents breathe easier.
State Department official lauds U.S.-Caribbean preparation for disasters
Deputy Secretary of State John J. Sullivan says U.S.-Caribbean partnership builds resilience in the face of natural disasters and other challenges.
Pompeo underscores partnerships on South America trip
Secretary Pompeo urges U.S. allies to seize a historic opportunity for freedom, peace and prosperity in the Western Hemisphere.
The effect of maximum pressure by U.S. on Iran’s regime [video]
U.S. sanctions have deprived Iran's regime of billions of dollars that would otherwise have been used to fund wars and sow terror in the region.
Timeline of U.S.-South Korean relations
The U.S. led the U.N. coalition that stopped North Korea's invasion of South Korea in 1950 and helps defend it today while working on denuclearization.