The main reflection I have and the main advice that I give to the incoming President is, the United States really is an indispensable nation in our world order.

I believe that TPP is a plus for America's economy, America's workers, American jobs.

I continue to believe that America will have a vital role to play in creating and sustaining a strong, enduring leadership role in the Asia Pacific.

I think it's important for us to understand those are our key allies in this fight, not enemies.

Find something you care deeply about.

These grants will support robust communities of entrepreneurs and the expansion of businesses and social ventures across Latin America and the Caribbean.

The U.S. Department of State will host a series of YLAI TechCamps, starting in Paraguay in 2017, for social entrepreneurship.

The best way for us to look out for American interests is to also care about what's happening in our neighborhood.

YLAI Network members will now have access to an array of online courses and training materials.

The structure and framework of cooperation... has been extremely productive.

We live in a world that is smaller than ever before.

There is no excuse for these heinous actions.

Change generally doesn't happen overnight, it happens over time.

I continue to believe that a constructive U.S.-China relationship benefits our two peoples and benefits the entire globe.

I want to take this opportunity to note our work together to build a more durable and productive set of bilateral ties.

You can't be trapped by the past.

People across the world are securing their human rights.

I view the relationship between our two countries as the most consequential in the world.

CFYR builds youth resilience to create pathways away from crime and toward productive participation in the community and economy.

I often say to young people in my own country: If you had to be born at any time in human history, it would be right now.

The United States condemns in the strongest terms these horrific attacks against medical infrastructure and humanitarian aid workers.

Sometimes you have to compromise.

Democracy is more than just elections.

The world will keep getting better.

We must also continue to find ways to ensure that trade agreements contribute to our shared objective of reducing inequality.