Exploring religious freedom and diversity in the U.S.
Religious freedom is a founding principle of the U.S. A group of international visitors traveled the U.S. for an up-close look at religion in American life.
Youth transform Southern Cone into ‘region of makers’
Building a startup is not a popular career choice in the Southern Cone, but some young entrepreneurs in Argentina, Chile and Uruguay want to change that.
U.S., EU condemn Russia-staged elections in eastern Ukraine
In violation of the Minsk agreements, Russia orchestrated illegal elections in regions of eastern Ukraine it continues to hold by force.
The résumés of these world leaders include U.S. degrees
What does the future hold for the 1.1 million international students now at U.S. universities? Anything's possible, including leading their countries.
The new faces of American diplomacy
Learn why Secretary of State Mike Pompeo wants a more diverse foreign service and how the State Department reflects America’s changing demographics.
Firsts from the 2018 elections
Among the winners in the 2018 election are the first female Native American representatives to Congress. See some of the other history makers elected to office.
U.S. universities a proving ground for future diplomats
Meet two young people who hope to become diplomats one day. They believe studying in the U.S. will help them to achieve their goals.
Bonds between U.S. and Philippines run deep
The U.S. and the Philippines are pledged to mutual defense, but the bond between them is deeper than that, including a shared language and common values.
The world comes to America to study [infographic]
Science, engineering and business classes are big draws for international students, but U.S. colleges also prepare them for leadership back home.
