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Maduro’s sham election: ‘Those who don’t vote, won’t eat’
The Maduro regime played fast and loose with the safety of millions of Venezuelans on December 6, while threatening to cut off their benefits.
Expanded Clean Network initiative safeguards data
The Clean Network initiative protects the entire technology data system from malign actors around the world.
U.S. acts to protect investors from Beijing’s military fundraising
The U.S. is blocking Chinese firms that support China's military from raising funds on stock exchanges in the United States.
USAID helps hurricane survivors in Central and South America
After Hurricanes Eta and Iota swept through Central and South America, USAID jumped into action to provide relief supplies and other emergency aid.
U.S. works with partners to protect global supply chains
The U.S. is working to diversify global supply chains because, as COVID-19 has shown, if supply chains are too concentrated they can be easily disrupted.
Uyghur restaurateurs serve culinary diplomacy
Whether it's overt or subtle, two U.S. Uyghur restaurant owners in the U.S. use their eateries to explain how China mistreats their people. Learn more here.
The Iranian regime’s 40-year campaign of assassinations
Since the 1979 revolution Iran has plotted assassinations and bombings against diplomats and dissidents. See some of Iran's campaign of violence.
Pompeo urges U.S. colleges to defend academic freedom
Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo urged U.S. universities to protect academic freedom from the Chinese Communist Party's attempts to undermine it.
U.S. to authorize COVID-19 vaccines in coming days
President Trump says the United States will soon begin authorizing vaccines against COVID-19 after an unprecedented push to end the global pandemic quickly.