Tara Oakes
speaker
998 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 3d ago
Tara Oakes’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 22 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 8.
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Iran backed Hezbollah says in a statement that the attacks would be, quote, met with what they deserve.
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The United States is preparing to tell dozens of countries they must choose between Washington and Beijing in the race to dominate artificial intelligence, according to a US official and an internal draft reviewed by Reuters.
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The draft State Department letter is addressed to 35 countries that signed a US-backed AI agreement in June.
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It warns they could be excluded from a US led AI coalition if they also join a rival Chinese initiative.
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Meanwhile, in the auto industry, US car maker Ford plans to move production of some Lincoln models from China to the US beginning in 2030.
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That's what Ford CEO, Jim Farley, told Reuters this week.
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Finally says the administration's tariff policy, plus restrictions on some Chinese technology, were the driving forces behind the decision.
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Our reporter Nora Eckert has more from Detroit.
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While the US-imposed oil embargo on Cuba has cut off the island's government from crucial fuel to run its power grid and public services, Washington has allowed American companies to export hundreds of thousands of barrels of fuel to Cuba's private sector.
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That's created a thriving informal market that's allowed some businesses to stay lit during blackouts.
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But it's also deepening the gap between those who can afford imported fuel and those who can't.
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Our reporter Laura Gottesdina is in Havana.
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Off the coast of Cyprus, a fisherman and a team of marine biologists are hunting lionfish, one of hundreds of invasive species now flooding the warming Mediterranean.
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Marine biologist Pericles Clitus as humans are to blame.
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Scientists point to a combination of factors climate change, for one, and the Suez Canal, which creates a gateway for fish from other climates to reach the eastern Mediterranean.
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Some, like lionfish, are venomous and harmful to humans and local wildlife alike.
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But fishermen and chefs like Petros Yangu says the best way to get lionfish out of the ocean is to get them onto the menu.
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