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U.S. Notifies Congress of $175.8 Million Plan to Replace Caribbean Undersea Cables to Curb Chinese Influence

The move signals a State Department push to revive paused counter‑China programs with plans for hundreds of millions more in possible spending.

Congresswoman Says She Was Muted and Insulted During Iran Briefing

Defense Secretary’s On‑Air Claim That Iran Deal Was Imminent Is Refuted

U.S. Boycotts U.N. Migration Review, Accuses Agencies of Pushing 'Replacement Migration'

Jeremy Carl Withdraws as Trump Nominee for U.N. Affairs After GOP Defection

Trump’s Greenland Hospital Ship Claim Collides With Pentagon and Shipyard Facts

Kimmel Intensifies Mockery of Trump’s Greenland Drive After Davos Speech

Trump Says Only His Morality Limits His Power, Dismissing International Law

VOA Recalls Farsi Journalists to Bolster Coverage of Iran-Israel Conflict