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The growing hunger crisis is going to require the U.S. to build up its Food for Peace program.
Key Republicans continue to pressure the President to take a military response to the bloodshed in Syria.
The World Food Programme says that the Ivory Coast school feeding program is only 11 percent funded.
President Obama is okay for another four years, but Hillary Clinton is still better prepared to be president.
It's still quite early, but the polls are not looking good for President Obama.
The United States spent about $667 billion on defense last year, but only $17 billion on humanitarian and poverty-focused development assistance.
The international community will need to remain engaged on the crisis in Cote d'Ivoire, fighting hunger and building peace
Well, that was sort of unexpected...
A look at Egyptian revolutionary Mohamed ElBaradei—arms inspector, Nobel Peace Prize winner, and possible political leader.
You cannot build a foundation for prosperity and democratic ideals on empty stomachs and generations of malnourished children.
BC Writer of the Week