Leigh Hartman
U.S.-supported COVID-19 vaccine candidates appear highly effective
The U.S. government's Operation Warp Speed is supporting multiple possible vaccines for COVID-19, including two that appear effective in clinical trials.
The Dayton Accords: 25 years of peace in Bosnia and Herzegovina
The United States helped end a bloody war in Bosnia and Herzegovina with a peace agreement reached in Dayton, Ohio, 25 years ago.
Baseball’s first female general manager makes history
Kim Ng has broken barriers and made history by becoming the first female general manager in baseball. She will lead the Miami Marlins starting in 2021.
China’s officials step up online attacks
Chinese Communist Party officials are spreading misinformation online to evade blame for the regime's coronavirus response and human rights abuses.
How the U.S. promotes innovation for security and prosperity
As part of a new federal strategy, the U.S. is working with allies to advance and protect scientific innovation and maintain its technological edge.
A trans-Atlantic awakening to the China challenge
The United States and the European Union are working together to support democratic values and combat the Chinese Communist Party's aggressive behavior.
U.S. global vaccine distribution saves lives
The United States' long-standing support for global vaccine networks has helped build capacity for distributing a future COVID-19 vaccine.
Pompeo to Three Seas Initiative: ‘America is with you’
European nations can improve their citizens' lives through private sector investment in infrastructure, Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo said.
Guidance for U.S. tech aims to stop misuse by repressive regimes
The U.S. has issued new guidance to help companies identify and stop sales of technology that could be used to support oppressive regimes.