In photos: Scenes of U.S. assistance for Venezuelans
The United States is working to get humanitarian aid to the people of Venezuela in the midst of food and medical shortages.
The BUILD Act makes room for fair deals
In 2019, a new government agency will open an untapped pipeline for investment from the U.S. private sector to low- and middle-income countries.
Counting lives saved from AIDS, 15 years after PEPFAR [infographic]
For the first time, the world has the opportunity to control AIDS — an achievement due, in large part, to the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
Pence to Venezuelans: ‘We are with you 100 percent’
Vice President Pence met with Venezuela's interim President Guaidó in Colombia, where Pence announced additional humanitarian assistance for Venezuelans.
Mining diamonds in Africa while supporting the community
In Côte d’Ivoire, a growing number of artisanal mining operations use techniques that help them find more diamonds while protecting the environment.
Ebola survivors in Liberia regain sight with U.S. help
A U.S.-backed program helps those who lost their sight to Ebola and provides training to help Liberia build a more self-reliant health workforce.
At 50, Bangladesh lifts millions from poverty
Bangladesh has lifted more than 25 million people out of poverty in the last 15 years. Learn how the United States continues to support the country.
U.S. aids Lebanese people after deadly explosion
The U.S. sent food and medical supplies to Lebanon following a deadly explosion. Find out how the U.S. is helping the Lebanese people during this crisis.
U.S. military completing its relief mission in Nepal
The U.S. military is winding down its emergency-response efforts in Nepal as we continue to help Nepal recover and rebuild after a devastating earthquake.