Trump calls Tillerson "dumb as a rock" over remarks on Putin
"I don't think Putin would agree," the president said in a tweet about Tillerson's reported assessment. "Look how the U.S. is doing"
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"I don't think Putin would agree," the president said in a tweet about Tillerson's reported assessment. "Look how the U.S. is doing"
Pompeo and Lavrov met in Sochi after a scrapped meeting in Moscow
Pompeo is still expected to meet Tuesday in Sochi with Russian President Vladimir Putin
Reporters accompanying Pompeo were told they wouldn't be allow to report the stop until they had left the country
U.S. deploying the USS Abraham Lincoln Carrier Strike Group and a bomber task force; sources say U.S. tracking preps for attack by Iran or allied fighters
In a bold move on Friday, North Korea launched several short-range missiles which landed in the Sea of Japan, according to the South Korean government
The following is a transcript of the interview with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo that aired Sunday, May 5, 2019, on "Face the Nation"
Pompeo spoke with CBS News senior national security contributor Michael Morell on his podcast "Intelligence Matters," ahead of its first-year anniversary as a production of CBS News
Trump also threatened Cuba with a "complete" embargo if Cuban military forces did not leave Venezuela
Pompeo expressed optimism about a path to denuclearization of the Korean peninsula in an interview for the podcast "Intelligence Matters," ahead of its first-year anniversary as a production of CBS News
The secretary of state also addressed the insults lobbed at him by North Korea. Pompeo spoke with CBS News senior national security contributor Michael Morell on his podcast "Intelligence Matters," ahead of its first-year anniversary as a production of CBS News
It's the latest escalation of the administration's maximum pressure campaign on Tehran
The secretary of state spoke after a meeting with the acting defense secretary and their Japanese counterparts
The major policy has angered European and other allies
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo visited U.S. allies in South America over the weekend to keep pressure on embattled Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro. CBS News' Christina Ruffini asked him about the possibility of a military intervention.
Top U.S. diplomat keeps pressure on Nicolas Maduro with regional allies, but focus remains on diplomacy, not military action
"Only congress can declare war. You do not have our permission to go to war with Iran," Paul warned the secretary
The secretary state's comments came on the same day Vice President Pence called on the United Nations to revoke the credentials of Maduro's representatives
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced Monday that the U.S. has designated Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) military unit as a foreign terrorist organization. Watch his remarks.
"Today, the IRGC's era of plausible deniability is over," one senior administration official said
Unprecedented move, controversial even within the Trump administration, would significantly increase pressure on Tehran and tensions in the region
President Trump says the U.S. is "very close" to a highly anticipated trade deal with China. The two sides hope to resolve differences over certain tariffs and American claims of Chinese cyber theft. This comes as the FBI looks into why a Chinese woman entered Mr. Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. The Secret Service says she was carrying a device with computer malware. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo joins “CBS This Morning” to discuss the threat of China, the latest on North Korea denuclearization talks, and Saudi Arabia's first nuclear reactor.
Asked if diplomatic channels had gone cold between the North and South, Pompeo replied: "Nope"
Turkey and the U.S. disagree about what came up in their discussions at the State Department this week
Chinese officials are in Washington this week to negotiate President Trump's long-promised trade deal. But there is growing pressure on the Trump administration to sanction China for what Secretary of State Mike Pompeo called the worst human rights abuses since the 1930s. CBS News has obtained a letter sent by a bipartisan group of lawmakers Wednesday, faulting the administration and urging action to stop mass arrests of Muslims. Margaret Brennan reports.