President Donald Trump signed an executive order to disband federal advisory committees, including the United States Institute of Peace, as part of his administration’s skepticism towards international aid. This move raised concerns about the administration walking away from soft power, a key pillar of American foreign policy. Former Congressman Dan Glickman, who sponsored the legislation creating the USIP, and NPR’s Emily Feng discuss the impact of these decisions on international relations and the legacy of Voice of America in China.
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Alligator kills woman who was canoeing at popular Florida lake
An alligator attacked and killed 61-year-old Cynthia Diekema while she was canoeing with her husband on Lake Kissimmee, Florida. The incident occurred when their canoe drifted over the alligator, causing it to tip over and throw both individuals into the water, where Diekema was bitten. Following the attack, two large alligators were captured in the area, and while authorities continue to investigate, they believe the incident was not predatory, emphasizing the importance of being cautious...
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