Vacation, presidential style
When the president of the United States takes a vacation, it's not like those of ordinary Americans.
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.
Meet Trump’s new top advisers
President-elect Trump has named Reince Priebus to be the White House's chief of staff and Stephen Bannon as chief strategist and senior counselor.
Understanding America’s Electoral College [infographic]
America’s Electoral College system is difficult to explain, but it has successfully enabled the election of presidents since the country’s founding.
Foreign investors wanted, but security comes first
No country welcomes more foreign companies than the United States. They create nearly 7 million jobs. But the U.S. also seeks to ensure foreign countries don't get hold of technology that threatens national security.
How the U.S. Food and Drug Administration protects public health
On World Food Safety Day, learn about the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, which ensures that the products people eat and drink are safe.
‘Those who lose accept the verdict’
In the United States, defeated political candidates acknowledge election losses publicly, knowing that they have the chance to compete and win another day.
Africa’s future leaders head home
Young leaders from sub-Saharan Africa’s 49 countries are returning home with clearer visions, revived purpose, and stronger networks after a summer as Mandela Washington Fellows.
U.S. presidents come from many professions
Many U.S. presidents previously held elective office, but not all. And some once held unusual jobs, which started them on their way.