U.S. again offers to cooperate with Russia on Syria
Secretary of State Tillerson largely echoes Obama-era policies; says U.S. could work with Moscow to keep ISIS at bay and seek political solution for Syrian civil war
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Trump's national security team agrees: North Korea is a grave threat
Face the Nation spoke with the secretaries of state, defense, and homeland security about North Korea’s nuclear and missile programs
Tillerson breaks State Department hiring freeze
In both July and September, there will be A100 Foreign Service officer classes, the mandatory introductory training class
State Department rebukes China for human trafficking
Secretary Tillerson, Ivanka Trump release report on human trafficking worldwide as they pledge action
Tillerson, Ivanka Trump to release report on human trafficking
First daughter has made ending human trafficking a priority in her role as Assistant to the President
State Department's anti-Semitism office will soon have no staff
The office will be vacant July 1, and it's unclear if the Trump administration plans to fill it
Neighbors demand that Qatar close Al-Jazeera, cut Iran ties
As 4 Arab nations hand Qatar list of demands, Qatari diplomat tells CBS News her country being maligned with "terrorism card" for its "openness"
Ukrainian president leaves Washington buoyed by Trump's support
At the same time, Russian relations with U.S. are growing more tense
Secretary Mattis condemns N. Korea following Warmbier's death
After Otto Warmbier’s death, Mattis said the North's behavior "goes beyond any kind of understanding of law and order, of humanity, of responsibility towards any human being"
Tillerson says Gulf states have come up with list of demands for Qatar
This comes a day after the State Department urged countries to lay out their reasoning for the blockade against Qatar
Pence, Tillerson, Kelly meet with Central American leaders in Miami
They affirmed U.S. commitment to advancing Central American prosperity even as Trump budget for region would shrink
Senate passes Russia sanctions amendment with bipartisan support
Only two senators voted against the sanctions amendment, which would limit Trump's ability to unilaterally ease sanctions on Russia
Tillerson to testify before House hours before Senate votes on Russia sanctions
Tillerson is expected to appear before the House Foreign Affairs Committee on Wednesday
Why the Qatar crisis isn't rattling oil markets
Despite rising tensions after Arab neighbors cut ties with the tiny oil-rich nation, oil prices aren't likely to collapse
State official reaffirms U.S. commitment to NATO defense
Statement comes after President Trump did not mention collective defense at NATO summit in Brussels
Tillerson says U.S. takes "full responsibility" for leak of British intel
The secretary of State discussed the leak during a trip to London to express U.S. solidarity with the U.K. following the Manchester concert bombing
Tillerson heads to UK after Manchester attack
The Secretary of State will go to London on Friday in his first visit to Great Britain since joining the administration
Pope gives Trump his letter on protecting the environment
The Vatican Secretary of State also asked the president and Secretary Tillerson to remain in the Paris Agreement on climate change
Trump budget advocates slashing weapons grants for U.S. allies
The Trump administration would essentially cut aid by converting its weapons grant program into a loan program
Trump's ambitious agenda abroad threatened by domestic scandals
The president undertakes his first foreign trip after a punishing two weeks of criticism and investigation
"Pay Trump bribes here" projected onto Trump Hotel entrance
Artist behind projection says he wanted to teach Americans about the emoluments clause
Robert Gates on the president's improvisational approach
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates addresses President trump's unconventional method of governing—and why he thinks it could be a positive approach
Secretary Gates on how to tell the president he's wrong
In an interview with CBS News' "Face the Nation," Gates says that Trump's cabinet would let him know if he's "heading down the wrong path"
Trump assessing how moving U.S. embassy in Israel affects peace prospects
The president will leave on his first foreign trip later this week, which includes a stop to Israel
Foreign Minister Lavrov jokes about Comey firing at State Department
Lavrov dismissed a reporter's questions about the abrupt firing of FBI Director Comey at a photo opportunity with Rex Tillerson
California couple at center of surrogacy scandal arrested
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Iran's Houthi allies deny losing ground as Mideast crisis engulfs Yemen
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The life and travels of an alleged Chinese agent in the U.S.
Eva Marie Saint, "North by Northwest" star, dies at 102
Olympian accused of damaging Reflecting Pool seeks probe of potential misconduct
Christa Pike is conscious, speaking after botched execution, attorneys say
Ex-CIA official found with $40 million in gold bars admits to sprawling scheme
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Former Cornell frat members ask university to clear their names
