Anita Powell is a White House correspondent for VOA (Voice of America) now Stantec. She covers a range of topics including international relations, human rights issues, and domestic politics. With a focus on providing accurate and unbiased news, Anita aims to keep her readers informed and engaged with the latest developments in the United States and around the world.
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Anita Powell's coverage predominantly revolves around politics, government announcements, and world affairs with a focus on the White House, Biden Administration, International Relations, US Foreign Policy, and the Israel-Palestine Conflict. She seems to be interested in evolving stories related to these topics.
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By: Anita Powell
The US president make an in-person push for transatlantic unity and scoops up Germany’s highest civilian honor
By Anita Powell President Joe Biden made a lightning-fast, pomp-filled visit to Germany Friday, making an in-person push for transatlantic unity and scooping up Germany’s highest civilian honor.
Biden underscored Ljubljana’s critical role in the August prisoner exchange that saw the release of 24 people, including three high-profile Americans in Russian custody
Print Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with key negotiators Thursday during a frenetic four-day exercise in Middle East shuttle diplomacy that aims to relaunch talks to pull the grinding war in Gaza to a close.
President Joe Biden on Monday urged an end to the grueling Mideast conflict after Israel struck Iran early Saturday in what Washington said was justified retaliation for a strike on Israel earlier this month. Biden also threw his weight behind a new Egyptian proposal for a two-day cease-fire.
No media source currently available [[ Near-universal concern and condemnation has followed Israel's formal announcement to the United
By: Anita Powell, Anthony Labruto, Esther Githui-Ewart, Philip Alexiou
Millions of Americans Tuesday will head to the polls and join their counterparts who have spent weeks voting in person and through the mail, to pick new lawmakers and a candidate who will succeed President Joe Biden. For updates, VOA reporters Anita Powell, Phil Alexiou and Anthony LaBruto spoke with Africa 54 host, Esther Githui-Ewart.
U.S. President Joe Biden Thursday urged Americans to accept the results of Tuesday’s presidential election that resulted in victory for former President Donald Trump who on January 20 will be returning to the White House to serve his second term in office. VOA’s White House correspondent Anita Powell has more.
U.S. President Joe Biden on Tuesday hosted Israel's president while President-elect Donald Trump has separately held multiple phone calls recently with Israel's head of government, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. These parallel talks have focused on the conflicts in Gaza and Lebanon and hopes for the release of hostages held by Hamas. VOA White House correspondent Anita Powell reports from Washington.
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump made a triumphant return to the seat of American power Wednesday after he visited Congress and the White House where he met President Joe Biden to discuss a smooth transfer of power and other matters of national interest as the 47th president readies for his second term. VOA’s Anita Powell has more.
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