U.S. aids hurricane-battered countries across Caribbean
Even while meeting the needs of hurricane victims on its own shores, the U.S. is sending experts and vital supplies to Caribbean countries.
Fun facts about past presidential inaugurations
Incoming presidents have celebrated their inaugurations in novel ways, starting with George Washington dancing the minuet after his.
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.
America’s ‘best idea’ turns 100
If you're planning a trip to the U.S., why not visit one of America’s iconic national parks? Here are the 10 most popular.
Hurricane Maria in pictures
Hurricane Maria recently pummeled Puerto Rico and its Caribbean neighbors. These images capture the destruction and ongoing relief efforts in Puerto Rico.
What is a contested convention?
American media and political pundits are fond of predicting a contested political convention. For Republicans in 2016, it just might happen.
Shareable facts on the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, Israel
Download these shareable graphics about the opening of the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem, Israel.
Reality check: U.S. elections are secure and reliable [video]
The U.S. ensures the security of its elections with transparency. This video explains how U.S. voting works by keeping polling places honest and fair.
Each spring, Americans brace for Tax Day
On October 3, 1913, President Wilson signed a law establishing the national income tax. Income taxes remain a vital source of federal revenue.