These volunteer engineers (above) are building a pipeline to bring clean water to a Honduran village for the first time. Learn how U.S.-trained volunteer engineers, architects and others are helping the developing world to build infrastructure and train local workers.
Senator Edward M. Kennedy (1932–2009) was a leading voice for human rights, social justice and democracy throughout the world. In the 1980s, Kennedy worked to end apartheid in South Africa. President Obama will deliver a eulogy at the funeral service for Kennedy.
Muslims around the world observe the month of Ramadan in different ways, blending their countries’ cultural customs with Islamic traditions of prayer and fasting. Share images that complete the phrase “Islam is ...” and join the discussion at our Talking Faith blog.
After meeting in London, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu and U.S. Special Envoy Mitchell say Israeli and Palestinian leaders need to resume “meaningful” negotiations.
The Obama administration has temporarily suspended nonemergency, nonimmigrant visa services in Honduras and is conducting a full review of its visa policies in the country.
President Obama extends America’s greetings to Muslims worldwide: Ramadan Kareem.
Around the world, people are finding ways to offer alternatives to violence.
Obama’s Rise and His Administration’s Impact on Latin America (in Spanish), September 1, 3 p.m. EDT (19:00 GMT)
America.gov bloggers examine the day-to-day actions that create a democratic way of life.
Muslims, Christians and Jews build a new house, and interfaith ties.
Provisional reconstruction teams help local residents tackle a range of projects.
Read America.gov editors' summaries of periodical literature on the Web.
American Muslims are an integral part of the social, economic and political fabric of the United States.
A charity event to fight hunger brings together people of different faiths.
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