Good Governance
Pompeo: U.S. is committed to a hemisphere of freedom
The secretary of state emphasized that multilateral relationships in the Americas will bring democratic change to countries oppressed by authoritarianism.
U.S. sanctions target Iranian regime’s ‘brute squad’
The U.S. is hitting the Iranian regime's security forces with new sanctions. See how maximum pressure is stripping revenues that would support terrorism.
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.
December 9 is International Anti-Corruption Day
Corruption props up dictators, weakens democracies, and drains needed revenue from the global economy. Find out just how much.
Venezuelans demand democracy
Nurses, teachers and students are taking to the streets of Venezuela to fight for their democratic rights and reject the illegitimate Maduro regime.
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."
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.
As Iranians suffer, the regime funds terror
Iran's regime spends billions of dollars supporting terrorism abroad while the Iranian people face a weakening economy and struggle to buy groceries.
U.S. wins record $7.5 billion award in WTO Airbus subsidies case
The World Trade Organization has granted its largest award ever to the U.S. after finding E.U. subsidies of Airbus harmed U.S. manufacturers and workers.