humanitarian relief

The United States threatens to pull the plug on hundreds of millions of dollars in funding to the Palestinians.

Sen. Todd Young lifts a hold on the president’s pick for the next State Department legal advisor, after extracting a promise to review Saudi Arabia’s actions in Yemen.

It was hot and muggy as monsoon season crested in the summer of 1954.

Aid organizations, rights groups, and lawmakers have slammed Riyadh’s obstruction of aid deliveries.

Two puppies rescued from the flood.

While U.S. and U.N. provide humanitarian relief to Deir Ezzor, Syria starves civilians in opposition towns.

Images from the front lines of Africa's battle with climate change.

Aid advocates voice concern that State Department experts are being sidelined in first daughter’s foreign-policy debut.

U.N. officials hope former South Carolina governor, David Beasley, can persuade his D.C. friends to spare the food agency from the White House budget axe.

The crisis comes as the United States weighs sharp cuts to U.N. humanitarian aid programs

The U.N. voted to send monitors to Aleppo. But some fear such moves could be too little, too late.

As the noose tightens around civilians in the besieged Syrian city.