Results are in. Why count again?
Sometimes votes are counted a second time. That can happen automatically, if the first count is really close, or at a candidate’s request.
U.S. to give additional $119 million for Venezuela’s crisis
New U.S. assistance will go toward alleviating the Venezuelan people's humanitarian crisis and to bolster democratic governance in the country.
Persecution of the faithful in Iran
The State Department shines a spotlight on the Iranian regime's deadly suppression of religious freedom among its citizens.
Vacation, presidential style
When the president of the United States takes a vacation, it's not like those of ordinary Americans.
This document’s alive. And you can watch it evolve.
Has the 1787 U.S. Constitution influenced your country's system of government? Its intentions are hotly debated, but a new interactive site can help.
U.S. sanctions hurt Iran’s proxy terror groups
The U.S. "maximum pressure campaign" on Iran has starved its regional proxies of the funds they need to operate on behalf of the regime.
A look back at how presidents made history with executive orders
What is the difference between an executive order and a presidential memo? Plenty. We also review some famous executive orders U.S. presidents have signed.
Everything you need to know about the U.S. midterm elections
U.S. citizens are gearing up for the 2014 midterm elections — the nation-wide voting that takes place midway through the president's four-year term. Currently,...
A new photo every hour … America votes!
Voting begins on November 8 in the U.S., where turnout is expected to be high for a historic election. Check throughout the day for photos!