Mary Jane Maxwell
U.S.: ‘Venezuela can be prosperous again’
The United States is committed to working with Venezuela through its transition to democracy and seeing prosperity return.
U.S.: ‘No exceptions’ for Iranian oil importers
The U.S. announces it is ending all waivers to countries purchasing Iranian crude oil and ensures a steady transition to other oil suppliers.
Up to $10 million for information on Hizballah
The Lebanese-based terrorist organization Hizballah commits acts of terror around the world. The U.S. is offering rewards to disrupt its finances.
More countries join U.S. efforts to curb Iran’s terrorist campaign
Here's what countries in Central America, Europe, Africa, South Asia and Southeast Asia have done to thwart the Iranian regime's global campaign of terror.
U.S.: Iran’s ‘Guard Corps’ is a terrorist organization
By designating the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps a terrorist organization, the U.S. now has more tools to counter Iran's global campaign of terrorism.
U.S. strategy in Iran yields results
The U.S. continues to pressure the Iranian regime to end its destructive behavior and bring about peace in the region and relief for the Iranian people.
Before and after 1979: Women’s rights in Iran
While women around the world have been breaking barriers for decades, Iranian women have struggled to gain back the basic human freedoms they lost in 1979.
U.S.: Iranian regime ‘does not invest in its own people’
U.S. official Brian Hook explains how Iranian authorities prioritize funding their revolutionary ideology abroad over improving their domestic economy.
Giving a million girls ‘their days back’
Learn how a major problem affecting the health, education and dignity of millions of women and girls around the world can be fixed right now.