Iran’s ‘systematic targeting’ of religious minorities
A new report says Iran has heightened its persecution of religious minorities, including Muslim minorities that don't agree with its Shiite regime.
U.S. suspended Venezuela flights to protect passengers
Conditions in Venezuela threaten air safety, so the U.S. has suspended commercial passenger and cargo flights between that country and the U.S.
White House hosts Pacific island leaders
President Trump welcomed the leaders of Palau, the Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia to discuss issues affecting their island nations.
Military snapshots
Check out our regular feature presenting examples of the incredible photography coming out of the U.S. armed forces and their global missions.
Trump’s Japan trip signals a strong friendship
President Trump and the first lady will soon pay a state visit to Japan, where they will meet the emperor and reinforce longstanding U.S.-Japanese ties.
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.
‘Made in USA’ food and drink sell in Taiwan
Learn what happened on the first U.S. Department of Agriculture trade mission to Taipei and why Taiwan is a solid market for U.S. agricultural products.
What Memorial Day means to Americans
Memorial Day, a holiday honoring U.S. military members who died in defense of their country, also marks the unofficial start of summer in America.
South Korean company makes huge investment in U.S.
The arrival of a Korean-owned chemical plant in Louisiana means economic growth through partnership with a company known for its family-friendly policies.
