U.S. researchers help advance promising malaria vaccine
A new vaccine is 77% effective against malaria. According to the World Health Organization, the mosquito-borne disease infects 200 million people annually.
Zahid Quraishi, a son of immigrants, confirmed as first Muslim federal judge
Zahid Quraishi was recently confirmed as America's first Muslim to serve as a federal judge. Learn more about this son of Pakistani immigrants.
America leads in higher education
New global rankings show that U.S. schools dominate the world's top universities. Many top U.S. schools excel in both STEM subjects and the arts.
Howard University honors Chadwick Boseman’s legacy
The late "Black Panther" star and Howard University alumnus believed in the power of the arts to change society. Now, his legacy will be honored.
U.S. supports inclusion on World Refugee Day [video]
The U.S. is offering hope and safe haven to refugees fleeing persecution. Greater inclusion can help refugees heal and learn.
Download this poster and protect pollinators
Pollinators are under threat from diseases, pesticides and habitat loss. Download this poster and find out how you can protect them.
U.S. is working with Central American leaders to manage migration
Vice President Kamala Harris and the State Department are working to address the root causes of migration, starting with increasing economic opportunities.
How the U.S. uses trade to deter forced labor
The United States blocks products made with forced labor from entering the country. Learn more about this and other efforts to deter forced labor worldwide.
Refugees bring valuable language skills
Many refugees are highly skilled but struggle to find work. Now, an online language teaching service taps into their talents and helps them earn incomes.
