Venezuela in crisis: Quotes and facts
Check out a rolling collection of ShareAmerica shareables regarding the ongoing developments in Venezuela. We will update frequently.
What do you need to know to run a city?
How could leaders in your community improve? U.S. city mayors get an intensive learning experience through a program at Harvard University.
U.S., international partners support Burma’s path to democracy [rolling updates]
The United States and partner nations support the Burmese people's calls for democracy. Learn more about efforts to deter human rights violations in Burma.
To count everyone, U.S. census is in many languages
The United States' 2020 census is being offered in numerous languages other than English. See how the Census Bureau is ensuring everyone is counted.
More data, better elections
Election data is some of the most important, and activists around the world are calling on their governments to provide it to their citizens.
Pompeo celebrates Hungary’s sovereignty
Secretary Pompeo spoke about shared threats to political and economic independence for the U.S. and Europe during his visit to Budapest on February 11.
After an election, the losing side can play the most important...
In a strong democracy, the party that loses an election accepts its defeat, knowing the electoral system will afford it another chance next time.
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.
U.S. urges partners to counter China’s foreign meddling
The Chinese Communist Party is threatening free and open societies worldwide. Learn more about the regime's coercive activities.