Africa, U.S. partnerships fight hunger
Learn how the U.S. works with partners in Africa to find local solutions to improve the region’s food supply.
Is your money safe?
Multiple U.S. institutions help keep people's money safe. Learn the different ways Americans know their bank deposits and other investments are protected.
U.S. rescuers stand ready to find earthquake survivors
When earthquakes strike and countries seek help rescuing survivors, USAID knows who to call: urban search and rescue teams in Virginia and California.
Why these 35 words matter to every American
Presidents Day is February 20. Learn why every U.S. president must take the oath of office upon assuming the presidency.
Who sits where during a State of the Union speech? [infographic]
The three branches of the U.S. government get together each year to hear the president give the State of the Union address. Who comes and where do they sit?
The president’s State of the Union speech: Why it matters
Millions of people around the world are expected to watch President Biden's State of the Union address. Learn why the speech gets attention.
How do major political parties split control of Congress?
It's not unusual for the major political parties to split control of Congress or of Congress and the White House. In fact, voters like it!
What does January 1 signify in Lincoln’s legacy?
Learn how the Emancipation Proclamation paved the way for abolishing slavery and why President Lincoln considered it his finest achievement.
30 Benin bronzes returned to Nigeria
U.S. museums returned 30 bronze artifacts to Nigerian museum officials as part of an ethical return policy for cultural property.