U.S. promotes security with Central American partners
Admiral Craig S. Faller, commander of U.S. Southern Command, visited Central America recently to highlight U.S. security partnerships in the region.
Crimean Tatar: ‘I want my people to feel safe’
Tamila Tasheva wants the world to keep talking about the conflict in Ukraine so that future violations of the international order don't become commonplace.
‘Brazen’ Russian violation prompts U.S. pullout from nuclear forces treaty
The U.S. is suspending its obligations under the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty and will withdraw in six months because of Russia's violation.
U.S. offers support to Mexicans after earthquake
President Trump, the first lady and members of the administration offered support and condolences after a powerful earthquake struck Mexico City.
President spotlights defector’s saga as evidence of Pyongyang regime’s cruelty
President Trump put a human face to the terror that North Korea imposes on its people by saluting Ji Seong-ho, a North Korean defector.
Hollywood finds a partner in Jordan
To many, Jordan has become the Hollywood of the Middle East, with an award-winning film commission and a number of recent hit films shot there.
Secretary Pompeo in the Middle East
Secretary of State is on a nine-nation Middle East trip, assuring allies of the U.S. commitment to stopping terrorism and countering Iran.
U.S. judge orders return of Persian antiquity to Iran
An ancient Persian artifact stolen decades ago will soon be headed home. Learn how, and why, the U.S. combats art smuggling and repatriates stolen cultural property.
Obama’s remarks at joint press conference with President Xi
The United States welcomes the rise of a China that is peaceful, stable and prosperous, and a responsible player in global affairs, President Obama says.