Carol E. Lee is a journalist who writes for NBC News, Yahoo News, and Telemundo Fresno. Her work has also been featured in Knowledia, AOL, Inc. She covers a range of topics including international relations, military affairs, political events, and breaking news stories.
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Carol E. Lee's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements, evolving stories, and breaking news in the realms of government & politics and world affairs. She covers topics such as US-China relations, China, Taiwan, Biden administration, and Israel-Gaza conflict.
Given her focus on government-related announcements and evolving political stories with an international perspective like US-China relations or Taiwan issues, she would likely be interested in sources who can provide insights into diplomatic developments or geopolitical analysis related to these areas.
She may also appreciate commentary from experts familiar with specific regions involved in these global affairs. Sources with direct knowledge of high-level decision making within governments could also be valuable for her reporting.
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By: Carol E. Lee, Matt Dixon, Peter Nicholas
Expect action on illegal immigration and more socially conservative health care policies for members of the military.
By: Carol E. Lee, Sarah Fitzpatrick
The president is expected to announce his decision Sunday night, according to a senior White House official.
By: Carrie Budoff Brown, Zoë Richards, Carol E. Lee, Kelly O'Donnell
The previously unreported phone call marks the only known time Biden and Trump have spoken since the president-elect visited the White House last month.
By: Carol E. Lee, Matt Dixon, Carol-Lee, Peter Nicholas
Trump has moved quickly to identify top officials for his next administration, but it hasn't all gone smoothly.
By: Carol E. Lee, Corky Siemaszko, Carol-Lee
The location of Syrian President Bashad al-Assad was not immediately known.
By: Corky Siemaszko, Ammar Cheikh Omar, Carol E. Lee, Carol-Lee
A rapid, two-week offensive led to the capture of Damascus by Syrian rebel groups. Syria's ousted president, Bashar Al-Assad, has fled the country.
By: Ammar Cheikh Omar, Corky Siemaszko, Carol E. Lee
The Assad family's decadeslong reign in Syria came to an abrupt end Sunday when rebel forces captured Damascus after a stunning lightning-strike rout across the country.
By: Carol E. Lee, Peter Nicholas, Dan De Luce, Courtney Kube
Trump’s advisers and Cabinet nominees have yet to present the specifics of a plan to Ukraine, sources said.
By: Megan Lebowitz, Carol E. Lee, Ken Dilanian, Carol-Lee, Peter Nicholas
The specialists would offer legal, financial, public relations and even mental health assistance to people who need the services, at no charge.
By: Courtney Kube, Carol E. Lee
President-elect Donald Trump and Joint Chiefs Chairman Charles Q. Brown, Jr. General spoke for about 20 minutes at the Army-Navy football game last weekend.
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