US EditionVP Vance’s Global Travels Are a Mix of Diplomacy, Dealmaking, Soft Power and Family Time
- Vice President JD Vance traveled internationally in early 2025, visiting India, Italy, Greenland, and Europe as part of diplomatic and cultural engagements.
- These trips followed prior high-level diplomacy under the Trump administration and aimed to promote U.S. interests and soft diplomacy alongside family time.
- During his visit to India in April, Vance met Prime Minister Narendra Modi and announced a framework for a U.S.-India trade agreement while engaging in cultural visits like the Taj Mahal.
- Vance traveled with his wife, Usha, and their three young children, blending official duties with family activities, which analysts say supports his domestic political image.
- These trips reinforced U.S. global partnerships and underscored the vice presidency's role in diplomacy, though some actions, like closing the Taj Mahal, attracted criticism.
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Family matters: How VP Vance, wife deliver 'normalcy to the kids in a very abnormal situation'
EXCLUSIVE: Vice President JD Vance, Second Lady Usha Vance and their young children are adjusting well to life as the Second Family, with the vice president telling Fox News Digital that they are trying to “deliver as much normalcy to the kids in a very abnormal situation."
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follow.itUsha Vance Released Official Statement On Social Media, Instantly Regretted It
DISCLAIMER: This article was first published in March 2025. President Donald Trump’s vow to take over Greenland has been put on hold recently as the administration has spent much more time on immigration policy, tariffs, and other issues. Over the weekend, however, Greenland was back in the news, mainly because Usha Vance, the vice president’s wife, announced plans to visit the territory this week. On X, the Second Lady announced that she would …
Vice President Vance's travel mixes diplomacy, dealmaking, family
Vice President JD Vance and his family, including wife Usha Vance, visit the Taj Mahal on April 23, 2025, in Agra, India. (Kenny Holston/The New York Times via AP, Pool) When JD Vance was running for vice president, he walked across an airport tarmac in Wisconsin one August day when his campaign travels happened to intersect with those of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and approached Air Force Two. Besides wanting to take a poke a…
VP Vance's travels are a mix of diplomacy, dealmaking, soft power and family time
When JD Vance was running for vice president, he walked across an airport tarmac in Wisconsin one August day when his campaign travels happened to intersect those of Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris and approached Air Force Two. Besides wanting to take a poke at Republican Donald Trump's rival for avoiding the press, Vance said, "I just wanted to check out my future plane."
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