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As seen in: Voice of America (VOA), New York Daily News, កម្មវិធីវិទ្យុពេលព្រឹក - វីអូអេ, Constant Contact, Stars and Stripes, AllAfrica, GlobalSecurity.org, NewsBreak, The News Lens, The News Lens International, Center for a New American Security (CNAS) and
VOA Seoul bureau chief/regional correspondent.

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Covers Asia-Pacific and occasionally other regions from Washington for VOANews.com

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Iran says it has closed Strait of Hormuz again as talks continue

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By Bill Gallo, William Gallo Verified
| Stars and Stripes Verified
Sailors aboard Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Higgins monitor a vessel of interest while deployed to the Middle East on June 12, 2026. (U.S. Navy) Iran announced Saturday that it has again closed the Strait of Hormuz, even as the U.S. military insisted commercial ships were transiting the waterway, adding uncertainty to the status of ongoing U.S.-Iran talks that are meant to achieve a lasting peace agreement.
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Whose Health Is It, Anyway? Rethinking Autonomy in a Fragmented Communication Landscape

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By Amelia Burke-Garcia, William Gallo Verified
| JPHMP Direct
This might sound familiar: You’re facing an important decision about how to treat a health condition. Your doctor recommends one approach. Your cousin posts on Instagram about possible side effects. A podcast you follow questions whether the treatment is even necessary. And a quick Google search pulls up everything from credible research to alarmist conspiracy theories. You’re not alone in this confusion.
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ចិនប្តេជ្ញាថានឹងសងសឹក ក្រោយលោក Trump តំឡើងពន្ធគយ

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By William Gallo Verified
| កម្មវិធីវិទ្យុពេលព្រឹក - វីអូអេ
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