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Human rights violations continue in Venezuela [video]
More than 3 million Venezuelans have been displaced from their country and forced to seek refuge in neighboring countries.
U.S. commits additional support to end Ebola outbreak
The U.S., the single-largest contributor to ongoing efforts in the fight against Ebola, calls on international partners to increase assistance.
Meet Kelly Craft, new U.N. ambassador
The Kentucky native brings diplomatic, business and philanthropic experience to a critical and high-profile State Department post.
U.S. sanctions Maduro’s stepsons for exploiting Venezuela’s hungry
Associates of Nicolás Maduro used a subsidized-food program for personal enrichment, to reward political supporters and punish opponents.
Dispelling myths about U.S. sanctions on Iran [video]
Learn the truth about U.S. sanctions on the Iranian regime. Food, medicine, and humanitarian aid do not fall under U.S. sanctions.
Pompeo presents 1st International Religious Freedom Awards
The first International Religious Freedom Awards were presented to activists from Brazil, Cyprus, Iraq, Nigeria and Sudan.
Iranian volleyball fans cheer for their team in Chicago
The U.S. welcomed Iran's men's volleyball team to a championship tournament in Chicago, and Iranian-American fans turned out in force.
Setting the record straight: When Venezuela’s economy began to implode [infographic]
The Maduro regime's corruption and mismanagement have hurt the Venezuelan people far more than any international sanctions.
Survivors of religious persecution tell powerful stories
Survivors of religious persecution shared their stories at the State Department's second annual Ministerial to Advance Religious Freedom in Washington.