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This map of the world could save your life
A tool from the World Health Organization helps countries assess their preparedness to stop epidemics. Now a color-coded map is making it easy to tell which countries are getting the job done.
Nelson Mandela’s 100th birthday: A look back at visits to the U.S.
South Africa's first black president inspired Americans with each of his visits to the U.S. before he died in 2013. Nelson Mandela still does in 2018, the centenary of his birth.
U.S. makes every effort to lure foreign firms
The U.S., with low taxes and a robust economy, already attracts more foreign firms than anywhere else. The president, governors and mayors are helping lure even more.
Epidemic training helps contain Nipah outbreak
Learn how the U.S. works closely with India to help fight epidemic threats, containing a recent outbreak of Nipah, a virus that has no cure or vaccine.
What does it mean for a right to be inalienable?
Some rights are given by governments, but the most important ones, inalienable rights such as religious freedom, are the rights every human is born with.
World joined forces to rescue Thai soccer team
A Thai-led, multinational team of elite divers pulled off a daring plan to rescue 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach, who went missing for days after getting trapped in a cave. U.S. military personnel were there to help out.
