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When authoritarian governments misuse tech
As Chinese telecom firms plan to introduce 5G technology around the world, what will happen when this tech falls into despotic hands?
Ice cream shops, one in Texas and one in Belize, share...
A young entrepreneur in Belize sharpened his focus on employee development after interning at a chain of Texas ice cream parlors.
Huang Qi: The activist who reported human rights violations
Find out why human rights activist and journalist Huang Qi will spend the next 12 years in a Chinese prison and why the U.S. objects.
Mapping Niger to deliver malaria medicines
A U.S.-backed program is helping to get malaria medicine delivered in Niger by making sure maps accurately show the location of health facilities.
Americans donate millions to charities on Giving Tuesday
Americans donate to charities on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving to give back to their communities and help around the world.
U.S. defends South American democracies with ‘realism and restraint’
The United States is seeking to protect free expression of democratic values in the hemisphere through policies that blend "realism and restraint."
In China, your faith can lead to an internment camp [video]
The Chinese government has put more than 1 million Uighurs and other Muslim minorities in camps. Find out how little it takes to be detained.
Iranian regime’s ghoulish death tax
Iran's regime is billing the families of murdered protesters for their loved ones’ bodies, human rights observers are reporting.
New U.S. sickle cell drug brings hope
U.S. regulators have approved a California company’s new therapy for treating sickle cell disease, a painful and life-threatening inherited blood disorder.