Noelani Kirschner
Maduro election tactics: Threaten, exile, detain, bribe
As the former regime continues to extort, imprison and physically threaten members of Venezuela's National Assembly, the country's democracy disintegrates.
Equipping teenage girls to be scientists or engineers
What happens when 100 girls from five different countries come together for a science and technology camp? Teamwork, friendship and skills-building
Corrupt Maduro props up regime with Venezuelans’ gold
International Anti-Corruption Day is December 9. Learn how Maduro sells off Venezuela's gold reserves to fund his authoritarian regime.
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.
Here’s one way women-owned startups find financing
In Denmark, the U.S. Embassy teamed up with a local organization to equip female entrepreneurs with the support they need to succeed.
Pompeo: Meaningful multilateralism means outcomes, not gestures
The U.S. supports "meaningful and effective multilateralism" for more peaceful relationships. Learn how these tactics have resolved crises in the past.
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.
‘Remarkable’ progress as U.S. marks World AIDS Day [infographics]
The U.S. has taken large strides to help prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS across the world. Learn more about how a government program is saving lives.
In pictures: U.S. troops celebrate Thanksgiving
Though far from home, Thanksgiving traditions old and new are carried on and shared by U.S. troops wherever they are around the world.