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Some US embassies were believed to be attacked by high-power microwaves. A new report claims some unexplained illnesses.

Headaches, hearing loss, anxiety affecting dozens of government workers near embassies - Anadolu Agency

US officials are investigating suspected cases of Havana syndrome at the US embassy in Colombia, where Secretary of State Antony Blinken is to travel next week, days after similar...

Letters sent to Washington by overseas citizens seeking vaccinations 15 May 2021, 09:17 GMT+10 WASHINGTON D.C.: Overseas Americans are urging U.S. officials to make Covid vaccinations available to them at U.S. embassies. As the pace of being vaccinated remains slow in many countries, some of the 8 million Americans living abroad are appealing for help from Washington. "Vaccines could be provided to U.S. citizens through U.S. embassies and consulates..as many are now re-opening for U.S. citizen services," said Marylouise Serrato, executive director of American Citizens Abroad. Last month, the ...

After a year of the world being shut down, borders closing and travel restrictions, Northwest international students and the International Involvement Center have been trying to work around the limitations placed on them by the pandemic. When these changes were put in place, international students had to overcome multiple obstacles when it came to either going home or getting back into America. Some travel was completely restricted for certain countries; the borders were closed not allowing students to travel home for breaks off from school forcing them to stay at Northwest while campus wa...