Swing states keep campaigns guessing
U.S. presidential candidates have to win states to become president. Some states' choices are obvious, but others, the swing states, could go either way.
It was their ‘duty’ to vote on Super Tuesday
Super Tuesday voters and election workers in the state of Virginia weigh in on one of the foundations of American democracy: voting.
3 ways USAID promotes free, fair elections around the world
Learn how USAID helped lay the groundwork for transparent, peaceful and inclusive electoral processes in Ukraine, Mauritania and the Maldives.
Growing respect for Israel strengthens the Middle East
Nations in the Middle East are increasingly accepting Israel's place in the region, Secretary Pompeo says. Learn about the values the U.S. and Israel share.
The power of the ballot [video]
The United States has embraced democracy throughout its history. See how the country has expanded the right to vote to empower its citizens.
Why Tuesday will be ‘Super’ in the U.S.
On March 3, Super Tuesday, voters will award more than a third of the delegates needed to win the Democratic Party's presidential nomination.
Maduro threatens universities’ independence
An attempt by Maduro and his cronies to undermine the autonomy of Venezuela's universities violates the nation's constitution.
India says ‘Namaste Trump’ in president’s visit
On his first official visit to India, President Trump joined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at a rally to celebrate U.S.-Indian partnership and friendship.
Seized missiles show Iran’s regime flouting U.N. resolutions
The United States seized Iranian-made missiles headed to Yemen. See how Iran's regime continues to fuel conflict despite its people's demands for change.