Thank you, Cory, so much. And I know the Secretary had to leave, but I told him how gracious he is, especially when the heat rounds are headed his way. He does a magnificent job in working with all of us in the United States Senate to find solutions...

The formal program is just about over, but let’s start the party right now. I am overwhelmed to be here. My mom has this saying. She goes, “Behind every successful child is an astonished parent.” Holy crap. Look at this kid...

SECRETARY ANTONY J. BLINKEN: Thank you...

Raj Shah: Well, Sam, congratulations...

Liz Schrayer: He’s tough. I have to say this is pretty wonderful...

As Americans, it is easy to take electricity for granted. But for over a billion people in the developing world, accessing this life-changing resource is not as simple as flipping a switch. Check out the first of the USGLC’s Global Impact Project videos – the story of how the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) is working with USAID to light the way— giving millions of people in rural communities around the world access to electricity.

Honoring Amb. Nikki Haley and 200 Military Leaders at USGLC’s 2017 Tribute Dinner

This week, the USGLC pays tribute to the 200 retired three and four-star generals and admirals of its National Security Advisory Council after a decade of voicing their support for America’s civilian forces.

Some say Washington is broken, but that’s not the whole story. In recent years, Congress has passed significant pieces of bipartisan legislation on global development – advancing America’s interests around the world. Watch 15 members of Congress who helped make it all happen – they might even get a little wild.