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U.S. and Haiti work to address migration challenges
U.S. State Department officials met with Haitian leaders to discuss ways to address the root causes of their migration crisis.
Elite athletes in U.S. help break stigma of mental illness
By acknowledging their own mental health battles, athletes are raising awareness of conditions that affect millions worldwide.
The American people are helping Cubans in crisis
The U.S. embargo against Cuba still allows nongovernmental organizations, private citizens and religious groups to send aid to Cuba.
Scientists honored for 2005 research that led to COVID-19 vaccines
Today's COVID-19 vaccines are based upon research about messenger RNA that has won two University of Pennsylvania scientists a coveted honor.
The U.S. protects the right to protest injustice [video]
People in the United States use the freedoms guaranteed in the First Amendment to change their government and work towards a more perfect union.
U.S. and EU partner on global trade and technological innovation
Representatives from the United States and the EU met to discuss global trade and economic opportunities for all.
U.S. and partners rally support for Burmese democracy
Secretary of State Antony Blinken pressed for a return to democracy in Burma during recent meetings with international partners.
U.S. sends COVID-19 vaccines worldwide [September 2021]
The United States is donating billions in COVID-19 vaccine doses, funding for COVAX and medical supplies to countries all over the world.
What can you do about human rights abuses? [video]
Everyone can help fight forced labor and other human rights abuses. Watch this video to learn how you can make a difference.