A U.S. delegation visited Lithuania this week to show support for the Baltic state in its growing dispute with China over Taiwan. Beijing has blocked imports of Lithuanian goods, and as Henry Ridgwell reports, it has escalated into a trade tussle. Producer: Mary Cieslak.
The "De Hef" bridge in the Dutch city of Rotterdam has stood since the 19th century, but now it's making way for one of the world's richest men. The historic steel bridge will be partially dismantled to allow the passage of a superyacht reportedly belonging to Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
Basketball Hall of Famer Kareem Abdul-Jabbar speaks to CNN's Anderson Cooper about the lack of Black head coaches in the NFL.
The leader of the Islamic State terror group died Thursday during a raid by U.S. special operations forces in northwestern Syria. VOA Pentagon Correspondent Carla Babb has more on the operation that eliminated Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurashi, who blew up himself and his family to avoid capture.
Former employees and cheerleaders from the NFL's Washington Commanders detailed their accusations against owner Dan Snyder at a House Oversight Committee roundtable.
ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi was killed during a US counterterrorism raid in northwest Syria, which also left 13 civilians dead, including six children. CNN's Oren Liebermann reports from the Pentagon.
CNN's Arwa Damon reports on the aftermath of a US raid that killed ISIS leader Abu Ibrahim al-Hashimi al-Qurayshi.
Born in China, and adopted by American parents, 17-year-old moguls skier Kai Owens is returning to Beijing to compete for Team USA in the 2022 Winter Olympics where she hopes to win a gold medal in freestyle skiing. VOA's Adrianna Zhang introduces us to the China-born Olympic skiing phenom.
Dr. Anthony Fauci tells CNN's Anderson Cooper what we know and don't know about the Omicron subvariant some are calling "stealth" Omicron.
NASA says global temperatures are on the rise, and that could spell trouble for future Winter Games. Plus, Australian astronomers discover an unidentified space object, and a pair of satellites touch the sky. VOA's Arash Arabasadi brings us a Winter Olympics-edition of The Week in Space.
Many foreign journalists at the Beijing Olympics say they have brought “burner” devices, such as phones and laptops completely wiped of personal data, to protect their digital privacy. As VOA's Bill Gallo reports, that is because China has a long record of surveilling and restricting journalists.
The most recent COVID-19 cases in China have put even more stress on an already strained supply chain, causing delays in the shipping of everyday items to the United States. VOA's Elizabeth Lee shows what one business is doing to alleviate the problem.
