These countries’ commitments will help our climate
Ahead of COP26 in November, countries around the world are making new pledges to reduce greenhouse gases or updating old ones.
U.S. support helps ready world’s first malaria vaccine
The WHO has recommended a malaria vaccine called RTS,S for widespread use. Learn the role the U.S. played in this "historic moment."
U.S. joins allies to address COVID-19, climate and infrastructure
Secretary of State Antony Blinken traveled to Paris to discuss solutions to pressing issues with European allies.
Bringing smiles and dental care to Djibouti
U.S. army soldiers are teaching children in Djibouti about nutrition and dental health. Learn more about the difference they are making.
U.S. and Haiti work to address migration challenges
U.S. State Department officials met with Haitian leaders to discuss ways to address the root causes of their migration crisis.
Elite athletes in U.S. help break stigma of mental illness
By acknowledging their own mental health battles, athletes are raising awareness of conditions that affect millions worldwide.
Scientists honored for 2005 research that led to COVID-19 vaccines
Today's COVID-19 vaccines are based upon research about messenger RNA that has won two University of Pennsylvania scientists a coveted honor.
Solar power is the future of American energy
The U.S. Department of Energy's 2021 "Solar Futures Study" found that solar power could constitute up to 45% of the nation's energy by 2050.
U.S., Egypt protect mausoleum in Historic Cairo
In Egypt, a much-loved (but damaged) heritage site has now been revived through a U.S. State Department cultural preservation program.