Noelani Kirschner
Creating meaningful exchanges with leaders around the world
The State Department's International Visitor Leadership Program is celebrating 80 years of bringing leaders from around the world to the U.S.
The two choices for Venezuela’s future
The illegitimate Maduro regime wants to stay in power, causing more Venezuelans to suffer. But what would a future without his influence look like?
As fraudulent election nears, Maduro cracks down on journalists
In the past six weeks, the illegitimate Maduro regime in Venezuela has detained more journalists and editors for publishing and investigating the truth.
U.S. remains the top choice for students to study abroad
The annual Open Doors report shows where and what international students are studying in the U.S. — and why the U.S. remains a top destination for study.
Preserving an invaluable monastery in Georgia
The U.S. Ambassador’s Fund for Cultural Preservation is providing more than $600,000 for the preservation of Jvari Monastery's major church.
OAS: Elections in Venezuela will not be free and fair
At the 50th General Assembly, the Organization of American States passed a resolution condemning the illegitimate Maduro regime's attacks on democracy.
Venezuelans protest for teachers and basic services
During September and early October, hundreds of protesters took to the streets across Venezuela to demand a better quality of life.
Venezuela’s crisis threatens nearby democracies
The illegitimate Maduro regime's abetting of illegal activities, like drug and gold trafficking, destroys democracy inside and outside of Venezuela.
Meet the 2020 MacArthur geniuses
Each year, the MacArthur Foundation gives 20 to 30 individuals $625,000 grants to pursue creative research projects in their chosen fields.