Food and Drink

Of all the turmoil facing Yemen, from Al Qaeda to political unrest, it is hunger which might topple the country.

Hunger-fighting programs are some of the most inexpensive foreign policy initiatives you will find.

Even before the recent headline-grabbing political unrest, Yemen was already mired in hunger and poverty.

It is through art that the hungry and suffering have an ally. This alliance transcends time.

Battles in Southern Yemen between the government and suspected Al Qaeda militants are causing a humanitarian crisis.

With nearly one billion people hungry worldwide now is not the time to cut hunger fighting programs.

The key is getting communities and organizations involved in supporting summer feeding in the United States.

The latest outbreak of violence in Sudan has brought hunger and large-scale displacement.

We are taking action against Al Qaeda in Yemen, but we also need to act against hunger.

President Obama is facing a critical foreign policy test with hunger emergencies unfolding in Libya, Yemen, Afghanistan