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As global needs continue to outpace available resources, Congressional support for critical development programs and humanitarian aid is more important than ever.

Vladimir Kara-Murza is serving a 25-year sentence in a Siberian penal colony for speaking out against the war in Ukraine

This bill helps to redirect U.S. attention and resources to make sure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely, efficiently and for crucial foreign policy priorities. | Opinion

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Congressman Brandon Williams, NY-22, announced that H.R. 2882, the Further Consolidated Appropriations Act, included major programmatic funding priorities for NY-22 through Fiscal Year 2024. Williams requested these funds from the House Appropriations Committee and worked with local stakeholders to determine what needs throughout the district could be met with congressional funding across […]

Months of tense congressional negotiations stretching nearly six months over schedule finally concluded with the signing of a FY24 spending package in the same month President Joe Biden released his budget proposal for FY25. GHTC breaks down what this all means for global health R&D.

PARSONS — Projects in Tucker County and Pocahontas County are among the West Virginia projects to receive federal funding in a bipartisan appropriations pac

These dedicated efforts from FCNL advocates were crucial in protecting funding for peacebuilding programs that prevent conflict and atrocities worldwide. They worked together to educate Congress on the cost-effectiveness of peacebuilding, share the stories of peacebuilders working around the world, and amplify the impact of critical programs that prevent violence and heal communities.

Social media was awash with the claim about the former U.S. secretary of state in March 2024.

BENNINGTON – Federal funding earmarked by U.S. Sen. Peter Welch, D-Vt., will help launch a physician residency program at Southwestern Vermont Medical Center to train family medicine doctors specializing in

A third of the Sunshine State's GOP House members were among the 101 Republicans and 185 Democrats voting to move the measure to the U.S. Senate.