Colombia: 1,000 Venezuelan police have left Maduro
Growing numbers of Venezuelan security personnel have abandoned their country's corrupt regime, which clings to power through force amid a deepening crisis.
Pompeo: ‘Longing for freedom is … common to all of humanity’
People should never underestimate the power of people fighting for their freedom, Secretary Pompeo said in his speech "in tribute to human freedom."
Americans vote on more than a president in November [infographic]
Election Day in the U.S. will give voters the chance to select local as well as national officials and perhaps weigh in on issues that affect their lives.
U.S. sanctions Venezuelan gold mining company
Nicolás Maduro and his inner circle have been enriching themselves by illegally mining gold in Venezuela. New sanctions aim to stop them.
The speech that helped bring down the Berlin Wall
In 1987, President Reagan called upon Soviet General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev to tear down the wall dividing Germany and Europe.
U.S. sanctions on Venezuela explained
Learn more about what the U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan entities close to the illegitimate Maduro regime actually do and why they matter.
After the riots, a library in Baltimore becomes the community’s core
In most libraries you find shelves filled with reading material. This one has other valuable resources for a riot-torn community.
Maduro threatens universities’ independence
An attempt by Maduro and his cronies to undermine the autonomy of Venezuela's universities violates the nation's constitution.
40 years of broken promises in Iran [video]
In 1979, Ayatollah Khomeini promised to improve the lives of Iranian citizens. Instead, Iran’s corrupt regime has delivered 40 years of failure.