Secretary Clinton (May 21): "In 1949, we were 12 nations; now we’re 28. The result is an alliance that has proven over and over it can meet the threats and overcome the challenges of our time." Full Text» NATO Summit page» View events»

Spokesperson Nuland (May 18): "We look forward to a constructive and responsible dialogue with Congress about the President's FY2013 budget request, which provides a blueprint for a balanced deficit reduction package without sacrificing important national security investments." Full Text»
Deputy Assistant Secretary Clements (May 21): "the humanitarian situation in Yemen is one of the worst in the world. ...on top of the many internal challenges that Yemen faces, the country is also contending with an increasing influx of vulnerable migrants, mainly from the Horn of Africa, who arrive in need of substantial assistance." Full Text»
May 21: Secretary Clinton called Aung San Suu Kyi last night to review developments in Burma and to discuss the recent U.S. decision regarding sanctions. More»
May 21: The United States cares deeply about the success of the democratic transitions in the Middle East and North Africa, and we are actively engaged in supporting them...through the programs, events, and initiatives launched under the Deauville Partnership with Arab Countries in Transition. More»
Acting Spokesperson Toner (May 21): "The United States remains committed to a comprehensive strategy that emphasizes governance and economic development as well as counterterrorism efforts in Yemen." Full Text»
Acting Spoksperson Toner (May 21): "We are concerned by the security situation in Lebanon following the shooting near a Lebanese Army checkpoint in the northern region of Akkar." Full Text»

The United States hosted the 2012 G8 Summit May 18-19 at Camp David in Frederick County, Maryland. G8 Summit page»

Kathy Sacco works on adoption and other issues pertaining to the safety and welfare of children. More»

The visit was designed to highlight U.S. science and technology and promote study in those areas by young people. More»