Journalists to politicians: ‘Stick to the facts’ [video]
Journalists hope to make politicians more accountable and create a more transparent government by fact checking the statements politicians make.
Why Guaidó’s role in Venezuela’s National Assembly matters
When Venezuela's National Assembly recognized Juan Guaidó as interim president, it was asserting the rule of law over Nicolás Maduro's corruption.
More than 50 countries support Venezuela’s Juan Guaidó
The governments of countries around the world are formally recognizing Juan Guaidó as the interim president of Venezuela.
The birth, and endless reinvention, of American democracy
A new exhibition at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington uses artifacts and historical treasures to examine the evolution of American democracy.
5 ways the Cuban revolution has failed the people of Cuba
The Cuban Communist Party has failed to deliver on the promises of the revolution that ushered it into power 60 years ago.
U.S. sanctions Venezuelan officials for blocking aid
Six officials linked to former Venezuelan dictator Nicolás Maduro are being sanctioned by the U.S. for blocking humanitarian aid to needy Venezuelans.
Votes should be earned, not bought
For centuries, candidates have thought that well-placed money would earn them loyalty at the ballot box. It doesn't. It just increases corruption.
Asked and answered: Pompeo responds to Iranians [video]
Practicing a bit of digital diplomacy, Secretary Pompeo answered questions from the people of Iran over social media.
How to attract a celebrity to your cause
A celebrity endorsement raises awareness, setting your cause apart from others that compete for attention and donations. How do you sign up a celebrity?