U.S. leads in fight against transnational corruption
The OECD published a report that praised the U.S. for fighting corruption around the world. Read more about how the U.S. combats foreign bribery.
Venezuelan youth march for humanitarian aid
Venezuelans are in desperate need of humanitarian aid being held at the Colombian border by cronies of former dictator Nicolás Maduro.
‘Desert blues’ king electrifies music fans [video]
Omara "Bombino" Moctar is the pride of West Africa. Meet the man whose musical passions and Tuareg heritage have made him a rising star.
“His absence will be deeply felt in Russia and around the...
The United States has called on the Russian government to conduct a prompt investigation into the murder of Boris Nemtsov, the Russian opposition leader shot...
U.S. laws help people with disabilities vote
The landmark Americans with Disabilities Act turns 30 on July 26. Learn how it revolutionized voting for citizens with disabilities.
Pompeo in Cúcuta: ‘Mr. Maduro, open these bridges’
Secretary Pompeo’s stop in Cúcuta, Colombia, a major transit point for Venezuelans fleeing the crisis at home, caps a tour of four South American countries.
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In many developing countries, the majority of the population is younger than 25, something young political hopefuls should keep in mind.
In America, honest dissent gets a hearing
"Without debate, without criticism ... no republic can survive," said President John F. Kennedy. Do you have a free space to speak about your government?
As Africa votes, U.S. partnerships support democratic growth
In Africa, 2015 might become known as the year of elections; nearly half the continent’s population will vote in presidential and parliamentary elections.