State Department Issues Mexico Travel Warning

Potential violent crime and kidnapping are among the reasons for caution. The State Department released a notice warning Americans of the risk of violent crime, including possible kidnapping,…

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Four Congressional Leaders Ask for New Haiti Envoy

The post has been unfilled for nearly a year. Representatives Val Demings, Yvette Clarke, Ayanna Pressley, and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick sent a letter to President Joe Biden this past…

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U.S. and Taiwan Negotiating Trade Treaty

America showing support to the island nation in face of China’s threats.  Officials from the U.S. and Taiwan outlined plans Thursday for formal negotiations on a sweeping trade…

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U.S. and Canada Negotiate Updates to Columbia River Treaty

Modernization, flood risk, and hydropower are topics of discussion. The U.S. State Department announced that a delegation from the United State met with Canadian government officials last week…

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Secretary Blinken Speaks at Congo Hackathon Event

Competition exhibited projects that protect election processes and addressing misinformation. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke at the Election Transparency Hackathon Event on Wednesday, highlighting the importance of…

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State Department Approves $8.4 Billion Aircraft Sale

Sale of F-35A aircraft to Germany to be used for nuclear deterrence. Last week, the Department of State announced the foreign military sales approval for up to 35…

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Senator Portman Questions Cyber Ambassador Nominee

Concerns were expressed regarding “overlapping responsibilities” within cyber roles. This week, the Senate began the nomination hearing for Nathaniel Fick, President Biden’s nominee for ambassador at large within…

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American Sports Star Sentenced to 9 Years in Russian Prison

President Biden calls the verdict “unacceptable.”  WNBA basketball star Britney Griner was convicted in Russia Thursday of possessing and smuggling prohibited drugs. She was sentenced to nine years…

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Iran Nuclear Talks Resume in Vienna

Uranium enrichment has expanded in Iran.  Negotiators from the U.S., the European Union, and Iran resumed their months-long indirect talks over Tehran’s abandoned nuclear deal. The resumption of the…

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State Department Issues Worldwide Caution After al Zawahiri Death

Officials say there is potential for anti-American violence.  The State Department has issued a “Worldwide Caution” update about the threat of potential terrorist attacks against U.S. citizens abroad…

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