U.N. Security Council pushes ahead on ban on testing nuclear weapons
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called North Korea's latest nuclear explosion a "reckless act of provocation"
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U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry called North Korea's latest nuclear explosion a "reckless act of provocation"
Secretary Kerry tells CBS News that if Syrian dictator breaks this deal, U.S. and others will have to seek "other alternatives"
With 70 days left in the race between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, a look at what the polls said at this time during other presidential races
Military says Boko Haram leader, who's death has been prematurely reported before, "fatally wounded"
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Turkey is a NATO member -- which binds the U.S. to help protect it -- and a key partner in the fight against ISIS
Kerry says ISIS and other terror groups "know we have to get it right 24/7/365. They have to get it right for ten minutes or one hour"
Sources say dozens of State Dept. officials signed cable urging more direct action against dictator Bashar Assad, among other steps
Rep. Jason Chaffetz is asking State Dept about official who deleted several minutes of video from news briefing about Iran deal
Just before a key part of the barely recognized truce was set to expire, Kerry says U.S. and Russia had forged a new agreement
John Kerry working to convince Russians to convince Bashar Assad to extend a fragile truce to Aleppo, before it's too late
"Everybody knows who are behind these killings" PM says after LGBT activist, others killed in brutal stabbing attacks
John Kerry says warship had every right under U.S. rules of engagement to fire on Russian fighter jets
U.S. Secretary of State visited the revered memorial to Hiroshima's atomic bombing, delivering message of peace and hope for a nuclear-free world
The U.S. secretary of state made his first visit to Baghdad in two years
Human rights groups urged Sec. of State to highlight abuses, instead he accuses oppressed majority of stoking divisions
Secretary of state told "Face the Nation" that 2016 campaign talk about Muslim immigration and torture causes foreigners to doubt our "reliability"
The secretary of state, just returned from Brussels, said on "Face the Nation" that the existence of "dangers" is real
In "Face the Nation" interview, secretary of state rebuts critics of the president's decision to attend a baseball game after the Brussels bombings
Secretary of state outlines U.S. efforts to prevent extremist activity in European cities in the future
We'll have the latest on the bombings that rocked the Belgian capital this week - what they mean for the war on terror, homeland security, the 2016 election, and more
Secretary of state says deadly bombings in Europe a sign of militant group's desperation as it loses territory in the Mideast
Defense Sec. Ash Carter confirmed that a man who's been with the group since it evolved in Iraq is dead in what would be latest major blow in extremists' heartland
John Kerry's announcement on extremist group's crimes against minorities in Syria and Iraq carries implications for U.S.